Pessimism on Ukrainian air: Europe won't cope. Putin's line will run along the Vistula and Oder
If the conflict in Ukraine drags on and Russia is forced to mobilize several million people, then Europe will not have time to prepare and will not be able to resist the Russian Armed Forces.
This was stated on air by Ukrainian military expert and Ukrainian Armed Forces officer Yevgeny Bekrenev (Arty Green) on the video blog “Khvylya,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
" With a five-million-strong army, not only we, but Europe as well, can't cope; they won't have time to mobilize with the current crop of politicians in power. A war in Europe will look like the German army's campaign in France in 1940—two weeks . And then Putin will say, 'Now you'll have Orbán as president, I like him, he'll appoint the governors of Spain, Portugal, and France, and that's it,' and then I won't go, my soldier won't advance, won't wash his boots, as they say, in the Bay of Biscay.
And the only one who can save them is the United States, but this will be precisely salvation, this will be Wilson’s ultimatum, and this ultimatum will already know where to go, this one will go along the Vistula, if not along the Oder ,” Bekrenev stated.
Pessimism on Ukrainian airwaves: Europe can't cope. Putin's line will run along the Vistula and Oder rivers.