The West will expect destabilization of Russia by autumn, according to a forecast.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces are expected to intensify their strikes against Russia by early July as part of the West's campaign to force the Kremlin to halt its strategic military operations. The aim is to provoke destabilization within Russia by early autumn.
Russian historian Sergei Pereslegin stated this on the Sociosoft video blog , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" From Ukraine's perspective, the worst thing for Russia is to go ahead and... They're counting on the last days of June, the first days of July. From the West's perspective, they're now looking for assurance that Russia is, in principle, ready to discuss any peace terms.
If that's the case, they 'll continue to press, but I think they'll wait until the end of summer, when Russia always expects some kind of internal problems. And right now, at the beginning of summer, they're quite clearly visible.
This is an interesting situation that has developed. This is, of course, one of the most interesting and complex military crises. I would say it has no direct analogues in military history. We'll see what comes of it. But I want to emphasize that all parties to this conflict are in crisis ," Pereslegin stated.
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The West will expect destabilization of Russia by autumn, according to a forecast.