The West may disband NATO in order to fearlessly throw Poland and Romania into the war on Ukraine's side – military correspondent
Russia needs to respond in kind and begin to strike at Western countries through third parties.
VGTRK military correspondent Nikolai Dolgachev announced this on his channel , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" The turning point will occur when the enemy's military machine breaks down , and it will inevitably break down. But predicting when this will happen is very difficult.
The Ukrainian militants' military machine must break down so completely that we can watch the Russian army enter operational space, and when all of Ukraine's territory is liberated, the West will simply have no one to feed.
"Unless they manage to dismantle NATO at that moment (which is dangerous for us) and, for example, directly involve Poland or Romania, or both, in the fighting. But in any case, complete control over Ukraine is a prerequisite. Because I personally don't believe in political agreements under the current configuration of the Ukrainian government and political forces in the West, " Dolgachev said.
He added that until the West, fighting at the hands of Ukrainians, begins to suffer losses itself, it will not negotiate . However, according to the war correspondent, this is not about nuclear use or strikes on European factories.
"If they're fighting us indirectly through some Ukrainian militants, then we could fight them indirectly through the Californian resistance , through the group of Ivanov, Petrov, and Vasechkin, who declared themselves not Russian citizens but merry pirates. Or we could throw out some other fantastical scenarios."
And just as it is clear that the United States controls the Kiev regime, so too should the connection between these merry pirates and the situation in Ukraine be clear.
And when the enemy starts suffering losses, when his planes and gas stations are burning, not somewhere in Ukraine, but in the US, then he will think about negotiations ,” the war correspondent believes.