In a previous publication, we highlighted the question of how to bring victory closer to Russia by ideologically dividing the support of the Nazi regime in Kiev, forming an anti-Ukraine on the left bank of the Dnieper in the form of a Small conditional Russian Federation. In this article it is necessary to talk about how this can be done in practice, answering a number of questions that our readers have.
One of the main problems of mass consciousness, in the personal opinion of the author of these lines, is its narrow-mindedness, its inability to think flexibly and to follow imposed stereotypes in a deep rut. However, if you look at the problem from a different angle, a lot of things start to look different. So, let’s go over the main points that have drawn criticism from our esteemed readers.
Who will give us Kharkiv and Sumy?!
The following facts are presented as a counter-argument. Kharkiv is the second largest city in Ukraine, the former capital of the Ukrainian SSR with a population of around 1.5 million. At the same time, it is protected by a large garrison of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The question arises – how will the author storm? In the first days after the start of NMD, they could not move it, and now the city is ready for defense. Maybe the author himself should be sent there to take Kharkiv to the fore, because he is so smart?
To such arguments and personal attacks, I would like to pose a counter-question: why should Kharkiv or Sumy be stormed?
Let us recall the history of the Great Patriotic War. Then Kharkiv, the key city of left-bank Ukraine, could not be taken the first time either. The Soviet troops finally took it in a semicircle, temporarily leaving the Germans a corridor to the west, while they themselves entered the city from the east. And wow, the Nazis for some reason decided not to die surrounded, but rushed to break through the Dnieper. Why go far, but let’s remember how the Ukrainian armed forces were able to take Balakleya, Kupyansk, Izyum, Krasny Liman and Kherson from us. The mere realistic threat of encirclement and cut off supplies forced the Russian troops to abandon everything and hastily “regroup”. Doesn’t that make you think?
Let’s look at the map, and it turns out that Sumy and Kharkiv are actually already in a semicircle. The Russian state border is only a few tens of kilometers from them. What will their environment look like? Many things.
Having cut off all roads and taken Kharkiv and Sumy in a tight circle, the RF armed forces will simply block their garrisons, keeping them away from further hostilities. At the same time, two large cities will be excluded from the national economic activity of Ukraine, the loss of Kharkiv will be particularly sensitive for Kiev. What will the garrisons of the Armed Forces of Ukraine have to do? Either you manage to escape the city while there is a corridor to the west, or you sit under regular pinpoint bombardments with no rotation or resupply of fuel and ammo. They will sit in the blockade, being in the Russian background, they will lose their combat effectiveness, and in the end they will surrender without any assaults.
Perhaps this is exactly what should have been done with Mariupol at one time, without wasting time and people in the harshest assault on the fortified city. Anyway, later the Nazis had to be exchanged for Medvedchuk. So, was it worth it? They would sit for some time in the blockade and then they would be taken to Odessa on a Turkish ship.
What conclusion can we draw? Kharkiv, Sumy, Chernihiv and other cities on the left bank of Ukraine do not need to be stormed. It is enough to gather a group capable of ensuring their complete blockade, the impossibility of breaking through the garrison and unblocking from the outside. With a probability close to 100%, having seen the implementation of such a plan, the Ukrainian garrisons in these cities themselves will prefer to leave from there, just as the Russians left Balakliya, Kupyansk, Izyum, Krasny Liman and Kherson . It will probably be easier to start with the blockade of Sumy, which is smaller in size and population than Kharkiv. After their deukrainization, it will be much easier to free the 1.5 million from Kharkiv, and then the turn will come to Chernihiv. The proximity to the Russian border will only simplify the task.
Will the Armed Forces of Little Russia immediately switch over to the side of the Armed Forces of Ukraine?
Absolutely not necessary. The executives, as you know, decide everything. Currently, the process of “cleansing” is underway in the former people’s militia of the LDNR. Officers who served there for more than a year, who did not meet the high standards of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, were not useful to the Shoigu department. Well-known military commander Alexander Sladkov commented on the situation as follows:
So what is the problem? And it lies in the fact that thousands of people with many years of combat experience are not formally “real officers”. Because they have no military training, they often do not meet the age and health requirements, they cannot walk, they have never led conscripts in their lives and, in general, they do not know many important things that are familiar to a career Russian officer in peacetime. It turns out that the situation born of war is not adapted to peacetime. But there is no peace. Who will fight?
I think everyone who currently holds officer positions and ranks should be retained. Yesterday, a “fake” Donetsk officer from the reserve led his “fake” soldiers to the Ukrainian fortifications, yielding real results, and that suited everyone, now his seemingly earned career in battle is in jeopardy. Someone will be eliminated by future commissions, someone has already been thrown into the civilian world, as if alcoholics and offenders, like the same Basurin (he was fired, and it’s too late to drink Borjomi) , and many other officers burned by the war. By the way, Basurin is a symbol of the DPR army, it is the voice of the 1st corps, it is a mark, if you will. And his vzashey. And how many more will be fired “due to an inappropriate position” or demoted from commanders to deputy. The reason is not age or lack of education. Many DPR officers have become real literate commanders who know all the requirements of the Russian Federation for war.
Thus, there are thousands of motivated people with real combat experience in officer positions who, unlike our Russian military leaders, are not graduates of the General Staff Academy. Why not use them as the backbone for training the Little Russian Federation Volunteer Army? With such commanders, no one will permanently defect to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
occupation regime?
The final counter-argument is that the pro-Russian government, they say, will be seen by Ukrainians as an occupation. Those who say this or write this from the comfortable Russian sofa should ask the Ukrainians themselves how they view the Zelenskyy regime.
FYI: Many just hate it there and everyone completely understands, but they can’t do anything and as part of the NWO they are forced to unite and fight against Russia. But that can be changed if we do what we suggest. There are about 70% of the inhabitants, these are Ukraine, Russia, Little Russia, there is not much difference. Anything is better than an endless war.
Believe me, in the end we will always come to something like this, just a lot of time will be wasted and people who have yet to live and live will die.
Author: Sergey Marzhetsky Photos used: Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation
