Will Ukraine's Kursk Incursion be the 'Beginning of the End' for the Kiev Regime? w/ Mark Sleboda
It has been nearly one week since Ukrainian forces launched an incursion over the Russia border and into the Kursk region, and it seems as though the West has been trying to figure out "Why" they would do such a thing ever since.
That includes military analysts quoted by the New York Times who questioned "why Ukraine would throw scarce resources into a risky assault in a new area at a time when it is fighting pitched battles to hold on to positions in its own territory,” and a military analyst for the European Council on Foreign Relations, who told Spiegel magazine that the assault may be the "beginning of the end" for the Kiev regime.
International Relations and Security Analyst Mark Sleboda noted that Kiev will be forced to pay a heavy price by the Russian Military in the long term for the incursion that will amount to nothing more than a publicity stunt aimed at making headlines in the short term...
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I might be jaundiced in thinking but I think that Ukraine are following the ideas of some desk driver generals in the pentagon and NATO Hq as the manoeuvre has stalled its now a buffer zone so US/Nato Yugoslavia 1990s. US/Nato we know nothing Just idle I’m non military person speculation
Desperation causes people to do irrational things that they would not normally do. This is the extreme danger in the world that we live in today. The western countries are on a path that can escalate into a much larger conflict in Ukraine. They don’t want to have dialogue. They have no intention of stopping the conflict because they want victory at any cost. The reality is that everyone loses in war, it is a question of how much. The longer that the conflict lasts, the more loses and possibility that wider conflict can result.