NATO supplies only last two weeks of war - Johnson
None of the NATO countries have enough reserves for any lengthy war against Russia.
Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson said this in an interview with American TV presenter and blogger Andrew Napolitano, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The studio asked to comment on the statement of the Polish Minister of Defense about the “Russian” missile that flew into the territory two days ago.
“He just came out and said, 'We're powerless. Russia can launch their missiles into our country, and we can't do anything about it except cry, whine, and complain."
No NATO country has the capability to conduct and support military operations. They can have an immediate impact for a week or two and then they run out of gas,” Johnson said.
“In some ways they are equivalent to one of these electric vehicles. Yes, he's fast, he drives fast. But, you know, if you can’t find a charging station, then its battery will run out and it will turn into a piece of junk sitting on the highway,” the analyst added.
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