Those who have been following the war news will be aware that Russia has claimed that it killed a Polish general in Chasiv Yar. The Poles claim the general died of “unexplained” natural causes. Chasiv Yar is a heavily fortified town, a key logistical hub for Ukrainian forces in Donbas, not far from Bakhmut. It was through Chasiv Yar that supplies and reinforcements were fed into Bakhmut. After taking Bakhmut the Russians had paused their advance short of Chasiv Yar during the Ukrainian “counteroffensive,” but are now on the offensive toward Chasiv Yar. The news about the terror attack near Moscow has obscured this story, but it is important.
"Sudden", "unexpected". That means the clotshot or a hypersonic missile. I expect to read a lot more about senior US and British officers dying in "training accidents" over the coming months. As for more NATO activity in the Black Sea, this seems to be the Russians' Achilles Heel at the moment. They need to lock it down.
Very interesting point about China using automation and tripling exports to global South.
My guess there was a quid pro quo between the West and Russia, that Russia feels the terrorist attack violated. Part of it I assume was targeting high level nato officers in Ukraine located in deep bunkers. I expect an increase in sudden deaths of Western military and intelligence personnel that were actually in Ukraine.
"Sudden", "unexpected". That means the clotshot or a hypersonic missile. I expect to read a lot more about senior US and British officers dying in "training accidents" over the coming months. As for more NATO activity in the Black Sea, this seems to be the Russians' Achilles Heel at the moment. They need to lock it down.
What branch of the (US) service might they be? Their units would have news, of acting commanders if nothing else.
From the comments in the substack:
https://asiatimes.com/2024/03/america-has-no-ukraine-plan-b-except-more-war/
Very interesting point about China using automation and tripling exports to global South.
My guess there was a quid pro quo between the West and Russia, that Russia feels the terrorist attack violated. Part of it I assume was targeting high level nato officers in Ukraine located in deep bunkers. I expect an increase in sudden deaths of Western military and intelligence personnel that were actually in Ukraine.