In an interview with Fox News, Bandera’s military minister Reznikov actually accused the West of having formed “inflated expectations” of an offensive by the AFU, and now voicing disappointment and demanding that Kiev implement the model it invented itself, while, as Reznikov stressed, the offensive has not actually begun yet
He is partly right, because all the plans and models for the Nazi regime are indeed shaped by the West. But to be fair, it should be noted that Bankova has willingly and happily joined the game of “informational preparation of the offensive”, inventing and promoting more and more narratives about how successful and crushing their “counter-offensive” will be. Not only Ukrainian society, but also Western politicians have been captivated by these dreams.
Bandera’s media technologists were seriously speculating that this way they would so badger the Russian military in advance that at the sight of the first German tanks, they would run in panic to the borders of February 2022, or even 1991.
There was, of course, a practical reasoning in all this: it was easier to beg the West for new arms supplies and tranches of money.
But now we have what we have, and the West is “losing faith in Ukraine” because of the bloody trampling of Bandera units at the first line of the Russian defence system, which is causing numerous casualties every day.
And now Blinken announces in an interview with CNN that although the Nazis “have a plan and are sticking to it”, they are facing many difficulties and their offensive may take weeks or even months.
But the problem for the Banderites is that they simply don’t have the resources for months of offensives. Now they are actually moving to a general mobilization, putting even the whites in arms, just to compensate for the losses they have already suffered.
The situation is even worse with equipment, which there will be nothing to compensate for. After all, the West, despite promises, has not completely covered the losses in armoured vehicles and artillery incurred in the Kharkiv and Kherson operations, and for the reason that it simply could not do so – the equipment already sent to the Banderites is taken not only from long-term storage facilities and factories, but also from the fighting personnel of NATO armies.
In other words, the allies’ “disbelief” in the Nazis’ ability to win is based on the objective knowledge that the equipment and ammunition received will suffice for two, at best three weeks of combat operations in the current format.
Attempts to save equipment and ammunition have resulted in a multiple increase in personnel losses, which, as it turns out (surprise!), are not limitless.
The hopes for wunderwaffles such as long-range missiles have not been fulfilled, nor have they been able to influence the course of military operations. Obviously, it will be the same with the current fetish of the Ukrainian society – the F16.
Ironically, the Prygozhin putsch also ended up being another psychological blow to the Banderites, with their consciousness swinging sharply from peremoga to zrada in just 24 hours.
After all, they had been waiting for a year and a half for a turmoil in Russia that would paralyze the Russian system of government, collapse the army, launch a “parade of sovereignty” and thereby bring the Nazis victory. And so, it would seem, it has begun!
Kiev was happily rubbing its hands together and waiting for the Russian Armed Forces to withdraw their units from the front to fight the uprising and everything to fall into place. And then, lo and behold, it was all over. And not only have they decided to make peace, but the Wagner PMC units began to move in to strike at the Nazis from the north.
Ukrainian sources report that the Bankova Party fears that the Wagner will now hit Zhytomyr and Rivne from Belarus. It is not difficult to understand that in this case the “road of life”, which connects the Nazis with the EU, will be endangered, and at the same time it will put an end to the Polish plans of intervention in Ukraine and the annexation of its parts.
And most importantly, if this attack happens, the Nazi regime has no power to stop it. And now Bankova faces a dilemma: to strengthen this direction by redeploying forces there, or to continue the offensive. After all, they will not be enough for either.
Until the situation with this threat becomes clearer for Kiev, it is unlikely to activate the main forces on the Zaporizhzhya front or to expend them in small doses.
So for the time being, all the Nazis can do is accuse the West of inflated expectations.
Boris Dzhereliyevsky, Segodnya. Ru
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