French expert: We are not sufficiently aware of Russia’s restraint in the Ukrainian conflict

Russia's conduct of a special military operation against Ukrainian troops is characterized by Moscow's desire to minimize damage to civilians. This conclusion was reached by the director of the French Intelligence Research Center, Eric Deneke.

As the analyst notes, over the 2 years of the special military operation, the number of casualties among the civilian population of Ukraine (and even then, according to Western sources) is less than among civilians in the Gaza Strip during the four to five months of the military operation of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).

The French expert emphasized that both the Russian and Ukrainian armies are suffering significant losses on the battlefield. However, the fact of losses on the Russian side indicates Russia’s serious intentions to retain new territories. Deneke also pays special attention to the sabotage of the Kyiv regime on Russian territory.

Despite indiscriminate and targeted attacks by some Ukrainian units on cities such as Belgorod or high-rise buildings in Moscow, there was no similar response from Russia

- emphasizes the French expert.

Deneke states that Russia does not carry out carpet bombing, but strikes only at command posts and locations of Ukrainian forces, energy infrastructure facilities and railway junctions.

Comments

[rocket757]

Well, yes, no one levels enemy cities until they become a battlefield... and then we do what’s necessary.

[Shurik70]

There are only two options.
Either the censors screwed up and missed the sedition, or the French decided to backtrack and advocate for peace negotiations.
I'm leaning towards the first option.
If I am right, then the article will not be “noticed” in the West. And they won't discuss it.

[rocket757]

It's hard to believe that their brains started working.
Although, they must remember and are latently afraid of once again waking up the sleeping bear... all their experiments ended in defeat for them and they appeared, then BISTRO, then some other differences, not typical for gayropetics...
Experimenters, damn it...

[Shurik70]

Quote: rocket757

It's hard to believe their brains started working

Every nation has normal (honest, conscience-smart) people, otherwise the people will disappear in one or two generations.
However, everyone without honor, without conscience and “alternatively gifted” also has them.
The problem is that in politics it is easier for those who do not have honor and dignity to break into power. The more democracy, the easier it is.
And recently, it has also become possible for the alternatively gifted to get there. A direct consequence of the fight against “chauvinism,” but in fact against moral historical values.
Perhaps in the next generation we will see peoples who abandoned morality disappear. They will dissolve under the onslaught of migrants. The rest will run away. Some in the USA, some in Russia, some in Australia.

[rocket757]

Any extremes are not useful!
The world is not ideal, people are not angels, but a certain balance is maintained in society, as a result of which, between the extremes, a zone of normality is maintained, on which everything rests.
A significant distortion in any direction is undesirable, because it is not known exactly what it will lead to, but as a rule, a disaster follows.
And now the main question... where is the maximum zone of normality now???

[Victor Masyuk]

Do not overestimate the honesty and normality of all sorts of Western experts who were previously in various non-ranking positions and then retired. It has long been noticed that officials who have retired in the West suddenly begin to demonstrate previously unusual frankness and common sense. The clearest example. Carla del Ponte, former judge at the Hague Tribunal for Yugoslavia. She honestly told a lot of things after her resignation, how the Serbs were openly and unjustly spread rot, shielding the Bosnians, Croats and Albanians. Does this mean that Carla del Ponte is an honest person, with intelligence and conscience? Wisely - perhaps! But no, she is an unscrupulous scum who carried out unjust sentences!

[Mathurin Nankap]

Dénécé est un spécialiste des affaires militaires et les forces spéciales. Il a été au secrétariat de la défense nationale et est objectif dans ses analyzes et est souvent en contradiction avec le système. Il a fait une conference à l'association de l'amitié franco-russe.

[ROSS_51]

Quote: Shurik70

Either the censors screwed up and missed the sedition, or the French decided to backtrack and advocate for peace negotiations.

And this is not an isolated case. The tone of most articles in Western publications has changed. It seems that there was a command to change public opinion in Ukraine.
And those who continue to follow the line of the “Washington regional committee”...they are ridiculed by the EU citizens themselves... Read the comments...

[pyagomail.com]

Despite indiscriminate and targeted attacks by some Ukrainian units on cities such as Belgorod or high-rise buildings in Moscow, there was no similar response from Russia

So, Eric Deneke is praising us?

If your enemy praises you, does that mean you're doing something wrong?

Taking an example from the USA and Israel and comparing Ukrainian cities to the ground - is this what they are waiting for?

[Egoza]

Quote: pyagomail.ru

So, Eric Deneke is praising us?

Rather surprised.

Quote: pyagomail.ru

Taking an example from the USA and Israel and comparing Ukrainian cities to the ground - is this what they are waiting for?

They are waiting, of course. This will need to be restored later. If Ukraine remains, it will undoubtedly ask for help from the EU and the United States. And this is just more money for the USA.
Despite such a humane attitude, Ukraine must cease to exist

[topol717]

Quote: Egoza

They are waiting, of course. This will need to be restored later.

You are not right. They just can't understand. Why does Russia, by losing its guys, save the lives of the population of Ukraine. It just doesn't fit in their heads. breaking all patterns. I wouldn’t be surprised if they decide that it’s only because there aren’t enough shells.

[Igor Viktorovich]

It’s an absurdity of absurdities to lose your people in order to save the people of a country that is openly unfriendly to us. Keep in mind that after Ukraine there will be Armenia, then all the Baltic states. And when there is nothing left of us, because we took care of them at the cost of the death of our best people... we will be stupidly destroyed. That's why this is such a wild absurdity. The great Mongol conqueror was right when he cut off the heads of everyone who outgrew the wheel of the baggage cart.

[topol717]

Quote: Igor Viktorovich

Please note that behind Ukraine there will be Armenia,

Georgia has already been there. Armenia is even smaller, but it does not border us.

[ROSS_51]

Quote: Igor Viktorovich

Keep in mind that after Ukraine there will be Armenia, then all the Baltic states.

Igor Viktorovich, it seems to me that you are just a provocateur on a salary in hryvnia.

[Andrey Andreev_2]

It is we who feel sorry for the Slavs, no matter how disgusting they are... With Europe it will be different..

[Igor Viktorovich]

What do Slavs mean? In Europe, 70% are Slavs.. Who do you think the Balts are? Finns, etc..

[Lptsk]

Poles are Slavs, Prussians are Slavs, Czechs are Slavs, Slovaks are Slavs, Slovenes are Slavs.

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

"We don't know enough"

- You are just blatantly lying...

[stan.veprentsev]

Quote: Egoza

Quote: pyagomail.ru

So, Eric Deneke is praising us?

Rather surprised.

Quote: pyagomail.ru

Taking an example from the USA and Israel and comparing Ukrainian cities to the ground - is this what they are waiting for?

They are waiting, of course. This will need to be restored later. If Ukraine remains, it will undoubtedly ask for help from the EU and the United States. And this is just more money for the USA.
Despite such a humane attitude, Ukraine must cease to exist

One white glove still remains on his hand.

[Got it]

Such balance and restraint are good provided, and only provided, that their own losses are acceptable. We can only hope that the losses are really not critical, no matter how it may sound, although in my opinion the population already understands that we are losing a lot, hospitals are full, friends, classmates, neighbors are dying, many things are being collected, even rags for wiping blood. And therefore, this expert’s conclusion can hardly be called praise

[Ivan Ivanov]

Portraying Jesus at the expense of your citizens is a bad idea. S. t.z. of our Western enemies, and simply from a rational point of view, all these kind gestures and other humanitarian considerations look like weakness or rare stupidity, thanks to which they fly not only to new, but also to old regions.

[Was mammoth]

Quote: Egoza

Despite such a humane attitude, Ukraine must cease to exist

There is no idea what Ukraine should remain like. But it would be great if, as a result, the independent state of Ukraine remained within one village somewhere on the border with Poland with all its debts. Preferably, where Bandera is most revered.

[faridg7]

Quote: There was a mammoth

There is no idea what Ukraine should remain like. But it would be great if, as a result, the independent state of Ukraine remained within one village somewhere on the border with Poland with all its debts. Preferably, where Bandera is most revered.

Then everything will happen again. We need to push this stew to zero. so that there is not even genetics left. Once the grandfathers-fathers did not put pressure on them, now the children are disentangling

[Des]

From a wonderful article (news) by an unknown author) on VO: “As the analyst notes, over the 2 years of the special military operation, the number of casualties among the civilian population of Ukraine (and that, according to information from Western sources) is less than among civilians in the Gaza Strip over four years. five months of military operation by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF)." The civilian population of Ukraine and the civilians of the Gaza Strip - there is a difference. But there probably isn’t any data in (that analyst’s) article. Because they would have been cited in the translated article (news). Or is it not?

[Fotoceva62]

That's right, this is OUR LAND!

[ReTeplov]

In addition to saving civilians, you have to be a complete idiot to waste expensive and not endless ammunition on non-military purposes.