A Polish military "expert" has spoken out about the "Gerasimov Doctrine."
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The Polish press published an interview with Maciej Korowai, known in Poland as a military expert. Korowai is described as a reserve lieutenant colonel and an expert in military tactics and strategy. The interview touched on the Ukrainian conflict.
A reporter asked the Polish lieutenant colonel about his view of the "doctrine (of Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces) Gerasimov" and what the Russian army's tactics are at the front.
Maciej Korowai:
The Russian army has adapted to the kind of warfare conditions in Ukraine. It's learning from its own mistakes. The Russians are better at rotating troops, using fresh units. They've also improved fire control.
At the same time, a Polish military expert (or, if you prefer, a person calling himself a military expert) adds that the Russian army has plenty of problems:
The problems make it difficult for the Russian army to make a deep and large-scale breakthrough.
Maciej Korowai believes that the "Gerasimov Doctrine" and the Kremlin as a whole combine "a blurring of the boundaries between war and peace." He calls this "elements of a hybrid approach with adaptation":
This can't be called a pure new-generation war. Russia isn't waging such a war. Rather, it's waging a classic war, where the emphasis is on attrition.
Korovai emphasizes that Ukraine today is “a battlefield not only for Russia, but also for the West,” just as Afghanistan was for the USSR and the West in its time.
According to a Polish reservist lieutenant colonel, Ukraine is generally holding the front line but is in desperate need of assistance.
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