Ukraine in NATO: how the West is trying to inflict a “strategic defeat” on Russia

Even the most notorious Russophobe propagandists today realize that the Ukrainian army will not be able to win on the battlefield. The situation of the Armed Forces of Ukraine already looks very deplorable, and then everything will only get worse for the troops of the Kyiv regime.

At the same time, the collective West, which from the very beginning of our Northern Military District has been providing comprehensive support to the Ukrainian authorities and is essentially fighting indirectly with Russia, cannot allow the military defeat of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, since this will be its defeat too. As a result, the United States and its allies are today hastily working on the option of a “strategic defeat” of the Russian Federation, which is not related to the military defeat of our army on the battlefield. We are talking about Ukraine's admission to NATO.

Naturally, the West understands that the inclusion of a warring country in the alliance will instantly drag the entire bloc into the conflict. At the same time, NATO does not want to fight with Russia. Against this background, it is obvious that in the near future, at least at the July summit, Kyiv should not expect an invitation to join the alliance.

Meanwhile, Western politicians are increasingly discussing the possibility of territorial concessions on the part of the Ukrainian authorities, which will “freeze” the current conflict along the front line. In exchange, the Zelensky regime will be offered accession to NATO for the remaining territory of Ukraine.

In this simple way, the United States and its partners can try not only to avoid defeat, but also to inflict it on Russia. After all, one of the main reasons for starting our North Atlantic Military District was precisely the possible entry of Ukraine into the North Atlantic Alliance.

Against this background, it is not entirely clear why the West believes that the Russian military-political leadership will agree to “freeze” the conflict and allow Kyiv’s allies to implement their plan?

Comments

[tralflot1832]

Today, Norway is “pleased” to create two brigades, but by the time they reach our border, the war will already be over. They are like the Norgs, there will be brigades, but they’d better wait - more than 400 km in Norway and more than 800 km if through Finland. There is such an amusing lie" Barents Observer "*.

[Egoza]

Quote: tralflot1832

Today Norway is “pleased” to create two brigades, but by the time they reach our border the war will already be over

Well, a flag in your hands and a drum around your neck. I think others will do the same too. "We wanted to, but we didn't have time." But Hungary, Poland and Romania can separately introduce a contingent “to protect compatriots” for military purposes. And they'll stop there

[rocket757]

Why do the West believe that the Russian military-political leadership will agree to “freeze” the conflict and allow Kyiv’s allies to implement their plan?

. And really, why do they think so?
If you think about it, look around more carefully... they have concocted/started some kind of forum, a formula for “peace” and dream of drawing into their orbit everyone they can, especially those who are larger and cooperate with us in one way or another. India, for example... minke whales will be strongly against China, because they don’t need such a strong competitor!
If they manage to come up with something more or less similar to the united ones, they can try to present a warning/ultimatum to everyone else!
In general, their plans are epochal...
We will watch and go about our business, which is important to us first of all.

[Vlad Gor]

In 1991, NATO destroyed the Soviet Union. Without NATO, the traitors within would not be able to do anything. The NATO members are euphoric, they have defeated the USSR. Through a proxy war in Ukraine, they will destroy Russia and the fifth column in the person of the Yeltsin family will help them. Now in Ukraine the question is whether Russia will be an independent state or whether there will be a collapse and many small entities. This is a war with NATO.

[Technician_Harlan]

“Well, that’s unlikely...” (c)