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Russia’s Plan A and Plan B, explained by Jacob Dreizin
The Duran: Episode 1266
Ukraine War & Aftermath
A No Propaganda Zone
Russia’s Plan A and Plan B, explained
Russia’s Plan A and Plan B, explained
Russia’s original war plan vs. the new plan,Sooner or later, one of the Ukraine’s nuclear reactors will rapture,Civilians blessing and waving to Russian soldiers in Kharkov,War crime or TV crime drama?No, Russia won’t use WMD’s in the Ukraine,Russia targeting NATO arms shipments,A lesson from the Russo-Turkish war,Azov cries “uncle!”,A little about Trump,And other splendid tales…
The statements, views and opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of this site. This site does not give financial, investment or medical advice.
Great insight well worth listening to, this guy seems to know what he is talking about. The Ukies could have held on to more of it’s territory if they had not allowed the West (US/UK/EU ) to run the show. Biden and co are just using Ukraine as a battering ram against Russia, they don’t care how many young men get killed, as long as they keep Russia busy. The end result is, Ukraine will sacrifice it’s soldiers just to keep Uncle Sam and his vassals happy.
I don’t suppose this is a confidential revelation from Russia’s military command of ‘Plan A, Plan B etc..’ to our author, but is the way of our author’s presentation, in putting a neat handle on a discussion for the reader. The presentation is actually his assessment of Russia not going in assuming that things could or would unfold according to a single prediction (of course). Which is not exactly an initial plan A , then resort to plan B etc, if the preceding plan does not work for some reason. It’s more like continual assessment and intelligent response. So what… Read more »