A Polish military expert announced numerous mistakes by the Ukrainian Armed Forces command when planning a counteroffensive

The armed forces of Ukraine in the current situation will not be able to win the conflict with Russia. This point of view was expressed in a conversation with the host of RMF FM radio by a Polish military expert, retired Major General Boguslav Patsek.

The retired general drew attention to the recent recognition by the commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian army Valery Zaluzhny that it was impossible for Ukraine to successfully end the conflict. Patsek noted that with the current level of training of Armed Forces personnel, supplies weapons from the West and Russia's capabilities, the conflict cannot end with a victory for Kyiv.

One of the main problems is that Ukrainian military personnel are not able to independently use Western weapons with high efficiency, since they do not have the appropriate training for this. Naturally, it is impossible to train a qualified tanker or artilleryman in four weeks, let alone specialists in electronic warfare or air defense.

The only way to rectify the situation would be to send Western troops to Ukraine, but NATO countries will not agree to this. After all, the appearance of military personnel from the armies of Western countries in the combat zone would mean the inclusion of these states in the conflict, with all the ensuing consequences.

A Polish military expert stated that there were numerous mistakes made by the Ukrainian Armed Forces command when planning a counteroffensive. In particular, he considers the very launch of a counter-offensive by the Ukrainian Armed Forces without the resources necessary for its success to be a great stupidity. After all, the level of training of the Ukrainian military, the difficulties with servicing Western equipment, and Russia’s superiority in most areas were already clear.

Let us recall that earlier the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, General Zaluzhny, admitted the impossibility of a “deep and beautiful breakthrough”, in fact signing for the failure of the Ukrainian counter-offensive.

Comments

[TermNachTer]

Pan General's opinion is reminiscent of an old Soviet joke))) how to play a “leaky minuscule” when your cards are known to your opponent)))

[Saburov_Alexander53]

Polish military expert, retired Major General Boguslaw Patsek.
It has been accurately noted by everyone on our talk shows that as soon as an enemy figure resigns, his vision and thinking immediately clear up. All he had to do was come up with a simpler conclusion: All operations of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are developed at headquarters under the control of Western advisers, including Polish acting generals. Out of old friendship and acquaintance, he should ask this question to his former colleagues in the Polish army, how did they miscalculate, and now Zaluzhny is the only one to blame?

[Mint Gingerbread]

I still believe that they passed the Rubicon when they forced the Russian Armed Forces to retreat to the other side and abandon a number of territories. This was only a victory at first glance, but as time has shown, they fell into a trap. And instead of gaining a foothold and building their own line, the bloomers moved on. What is not done is for the better. And now nothing will help them. In Russia, too, they made a lot of mistakes, but apparently someone from above is watching, since everything is working out in favor.

[Tarasios]

yes yes, "everyone fancies himself a strategist, seeing the battle from the outside"
The Knight in Tiger Skin (Shota Rustaveli)

[Lech from Android.]

A Polish military expert announced numerous mistakes by the Ukrainian Armed Forces command when planning a counteroffensive

The Poles are such experts in matters of offensive and counter-offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine... where are Manstein and Guderian and Zaluzhny before them.

[KukuRuzvelt]

Look, there in NAT, if not a general, then a genius... the giraffe is probably a totem animal

[bone1]

Why was this expert silent before?

[Architect]

Quote: Bone1

Why was this expert silent before?

Maybe he wrote about Covid before

[Poplar]

the appearance of military personnel from the armies of Western countries in the combat zone would mean the inclusion of these states in the conflict, with all the ensuing consequences.

The author drove away the blizzard. There on the outskirts there are full of military personnel from these same Western countries. He probably wanted to say that the officially announced participation of NATO armies in the conflict could cause some consequences, but for some reason he said it the way he said it. Apparently, I’m not sure that any consequences would follow (intentional taftology from me).

he considers the very start of a counter-offensive of the Ukrainian Armed Forces without the resources necessary for its success to be a great stupidity

Firstly, the West itself pushed the outskirts to quickly launch an offensive.
Secondly, the West itself did not provide the outskirts with adequate resources. First of all, it was necessary to provide air support for the offensive. Perhaps my knowledge does not correspond to modern methods of warfare, but this is a classic, this is how we were taught.
From all this there is a conclusion: the West does not need a victory for the outskirts, it needs a long-term conflict that depletes Russia’s resources and liberates the territory of the outskirts from the shaggy aborigines. There are many different versions expressed about the cleansing of the territory (I don’t presume to judge whether they are fakes or not): a video circulated online where Hillary Clinton allegedly said that the outskirts of the territory were needed to resettle Pindos here, since serious cataclysms were expected on their continent; There is now a version circulating on the Internet that Jews will rush into this territory; Poland, Hungary and Romania also claim the territory; I came across a couple more exotic and very conspiracy theories (in my opinion they are crazy, so I won’t voice them).
So the Lyakh is either not in the know, or a moron, or is working on some task.

[Architect]

Quote: Poplar

There is now a version circulating on the Internet that Jews will rush into this territory;

I read somewhere a long time ago that the opening of a second front in the Second World War was based on Stalin’s promise to give Crimea to the Jews for autonomy. However, after the end of the Second World War, Stalin deceived all Jews