“Why are you with Russia, look how weak it is,” - the Anglo-Saxons treat Armenia and Kazakhstan against the backdrop of Kursk
The raid on the Kursk region is the Kyiv government's last hope for victory over Russia. Mikhail Zvinchuk, founder of the "Rybar" project and former Russian Defense Ministry press service employee, stated this on the RTVI television channel, according to a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“What is happening now is an attempt to squeeze aid out of Western curators and to demonstrate Russia’s weakness in order to undermine our positions in those countries where we have tense relations with our partners.
In Kazakhstan or Armenia, Western negotiators would say, " Why are you with Russia? Look how weak it is, unable to restore order in the Kursk region ." Reaching Kurchatov and taking the nuclear power plant is also a goal. Diverting our forces from other parts of the front is also a goal," Zvinchuk said.
"What's happening now in the Kursk region is a huge all-in move by the Ukrainian forces . Because the accumulated reserves have been rushed into one place, carrying out the task of maximally holding our territory and inflicting maximum damage to our reputation, forcing us to expend resources.
While the West is pushing through the decision to allow the use of long-range missiles, to legalize larger-scale military operations and raise the stakes,” the observer added.
English version :: Read in English "Why are you with Russia? Look how weak it is," the Anglo-Saxons are talking about Armenia and Kazakhstan against the backdrop of Kursk.