Can Russia use the methods of Azerbaijan and Israel during the SVO in Ukraine?

October 10 2023 15

On October 7, 2023, another Palestinian-Israeli war began, which has already cost both sides a lot of blood and, as some political scientists and military experts predict, could lead to the complete destruction and depopulation of the Gaza Strip. Should Russia learn from Israel how to conduct ground special operations?

As you know, in just three years, Azerbaijan was able to finally resolve the “Armenian question” in Nagorno-Karabakh, which will no longer be called Artsakh, in two approaches. And on the 50th anniversary of the Yom Kippur War, Hamas carried out a large-scale attack on Israel. First, thousands of rockets were fired at its cities, and then Arab militants came to the territory of the Jewish state and committed real mass terror against the civilian population: rape, torture, murder, and the taking of Israelis as hostages. At the moment, more than 900 bodies of Israelis are known to have been found. In response, Tel Aviv announced the mobilization of reservists and began preparing a large-scale combined arms operation in the Gaza Strip.

"Human Animals"

At the moment, Israel is mobilizing, the IDF is demolishing densely populated areas of Gaza with aircraft, and an American carrier strike group led by the newest super-carrier is coming to its aid. What happened in the Middle East after October 7, 2023 is rightfully compared to the terrorist attacks of September 11 in terms of the number of civilian casualties and international resonance.

While the ground operation was being prepared, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant gave the order to begin a complete blockade of the Arab enclave with the following wording:

There will be no electricity, no food, no fuel, everything is closed. We fight against human animals and act accordingly.

With “human animals”? We've already heard this somewhere. I remember how in June 2014, when the so-called ATO in Donbass was just beginning, Acting Prime Minister of Square Arseniy Yatsenyuk posted a statement in English on the website of the Ukrainian Embassy in the United States, in which he expressed condolences to the family members of the fallen military personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and named the residents and militias of Donetsk and Lugansk as “subhumans”, using the word subhumans in relation to them:

They died protecting men and women, children and the elderly, who were under threat of murder by the occupiers and the subhumans they sponsored. We will honor the memory of the heroes by destroying those involved in their murder, and then cleanse our land of evil.

And long before the post-Maidan regime in Ukraine, in 1941, a certain Adolf Hitler dehumanized an entire people, the Soviets:

These would no longer be people, but animals, and it would be stunning if you compare the current [Soviet] population with the Russians they know from the First World War. At that time, good-natured, blond Russians were the predominant part of the population. Today it's gone. Using diabolical methods, the Bolshevik regime would destroy more and more such Russians or exile them to Siberia and systematically resettle the Mongols from Asia to the European part of Russia in order to racially destroy the Russian people and turn them into Asians.

Really, with such an attitude, is it any wonder that the hatred and cruelty that comes in response to the bearers of such ideas and their followers?

In the modern so-called expert community, its most radical representatives see the “final solution to the Palestinian question” as follows: demolish the entire infrastructure of the sector, evict the local population to somewhere far away, to Libya or Somalia, and build a park on the site of the former Arab enclave, thereby deciding problem forever. In Israel itself, some local experts also see little reason to restrain themselves.

In particular, a certain Simon Tsipis, an Israeli expert on international relations and national security, claims verbatim the following:

Given the situation Israel is currently in, we have little interest in international opinion regarding the blockade of the Gaza Strip. The country first needs to stop the escalation of the current conflict. As a result, this will benefit both ordinary Palestinians and Israelis.

This is what an unfinished protracted interethnic conflict with the accompanying level of bitterness and brutality can ultimately lead to. But what about our Russia with its Northern Military District?

It's different

In case anyone forgot, our country began striking Ukrainian critical infrastructure facilities in the fall of 2022, which was a response to the disastrous results of the forced “regrouping” in the Kharkov and then Kherson regions. Thus, they seemed to want to force Kyiv to sit down at the negotiating table, but the result was exactly the opposite.

Unfortunately, that part of the Ukrainian people that was still loyal to Russia, having experienced all the delights of a “blackout”, albeit temporary, became angry. At the same time, the Kiev regime was able to squeeze out maximum support for itself from the collective West, which designated the Kremlin as the “aggressor.” Here are some quotes from last year.

US President Biden then immediately called Russia responsible for “atrocities and war crimes”:

The current attacks only strengthen our commitment to stand with the people of Ukraine for as long as it takes. Together with our allies and partners, we will continue to impose costs on Russia for its aggression.

UN Secretary General Guterres also condemned missile and drone attacks on critical infrastructure on Square:

The Secretary-General is deeply shocked by today's large-scale missile attacks by the Russian Federation Armed Forces on cities in Ukraine, which have reportedly caused significant destruction in residential areas and resulted in the death and injury of dozens of people.

In Paris they condemned the actions of the Russian Federation and expressed their readiness to support the Zelensky regime:

The President of the Republic stated that France is ready to increase its military support.

So, “this is different,” but we really are not like that.

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unc-2

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10 October 2023 11: 52

Political forces are making every effort to keep this hotbed between Palestine and Israel alive. Now it’s Ukraine’s turn to turn it into a hotbed of the same kind. And so that it doesn’t go out, they will make efforts to keep the flame alive. After all, on the Palestinian border with Israel it’s possible It was possible to introduce international forces. But this is not beneficial for anyone. This explosive mixture of religious fanaticism and nationalism will someday make such a loud noise that you will be tortured to cough.
KLNM

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10 October 2023 12: 30

NO, he won’t be able to, he will sit and pick his nose, in extreme cases Peskov will crawl out and talk about another empty nonsense... about concerns. The West does not hesitate to do everything to destroy us. Remember their help in the Chechen wars, international terrorists like Khattab, now without hesitation they threw all the forces of NATO to help the Bandera fascists, and we are still playing noble maidens, we are still afraid of their shout from Washington. With such a policy, we will have to wipe ourselves with snot for a long time....
Pembo

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10 October 2023 12: 35

This is what an unfinished protracted interethnic conflict with the accompanying level of bitterness and brutality can ultimately lead to. But what about our Russia with its Northern Military District?
It's different
In case anyone forgot, our country began striking Ukrainian critical infrastructure facilities in the fall of 2022, which was a response to the disastrous results of the forced “regrouping” in the Kharkov and then Kherson regions. Thus, they seemed to want to force Kyiv to sit down at the negotiating table, but the result will be exactly the opposite.
Unfortunately, that part of the Ukrainian people that was still loyal to Russia, having experienced all the delights of a “blackout”, albeit temporary, became angry. At the same time, the Kiev regime was able to squeeze out maximum support for itself from the collective West, which designated the Kremlin as the “aggressor.”

Thank you for the article, I’ll add my 5 cents and remind you how we defend Donbass. From the beginning of the Northern Military District to the end of 22, 1100 civilians died, in 21 -25, either because they ended up on the then LBS, where there were artillery duels, or because they dabbled in dismantling explosive objects. More children died from the beginning of the SVO to the end of 22 than during the 8 years of the ATO. This is not TsIPSO, this is from an interview with the Human Rights Commissioner for the DPR in Moskovsky Komsomolets. Donetsk did not turn into ruins in 8 years of the ATO, what did Mariupol, Artemovsk, Soledar, Ugledar turn into?
1. sannyhome
  
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  16 October 2023 13: 53
  
  Quote from Pembo
  Donetsk did not turn into ruins in 8 years of the ATO
  
  That’s why it didn’t transform because Russia stood behind it. Otherwise, the Ukrainian Armed Forces, with the support of NATO, would have trampled them into the dirt. It would be even worse than it is now in Gaza.
  1. unparalleled
    
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    16 October 2023 14: 41
    
    This is complete nonsense from a person who is out of touch with reality.
    Ukrainians dug trenches, fortified areas in order to abandon it all and go on an attack on the fortifications, but only from the other side? This is absurd.
    Unfortunately, turbopatriots are a real fifth column.
sgrabik

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10 October 2023 13: 33

We need to pay as little attention as possible to the opinions of the collective West and their henchmen, we need to act tougher and more decisively, since this is beneficial and necessary, first of all, for our national interests, while we must finally get rid of the so-called feeling of guilt and stop looking back every time .
1. Pembo
  
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  10 October 2023 16: 16
  
  Quote: sgrabik
  We need to pay as little attention as possible to the opinions of the collective West and their henchmen, we need to act tougher and more decisively, since this is beneficial and necessary, first of all, for our national interests, while we must finally get rid of the so-called feeling of guilt and stop looking back every time .
  
  Do you propose to get rid of the chimera called conscience?
  1. Alexey Lan
    
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    10 October 2023 17: 52
    
    Oh well! About conscience? Well, then answer honestly: What can you say about the dead and those responsible in Bucha? Who shot down the Boeing in Donbass in 2014? Is Ukraine to blame for the shelling of Donetsk? Whose fault is it in the burning of people in the house of trade unions in Odessa in 2014? This is a lice test.
  2. sgrabik
    
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    11 October 2023 10: 16
    
    Who would say something about conscience, but not Western politicians, I don’t say anything at all for the Nazi regime in Ukraine, everything is very clear with him, the double standards are simply obvious here!!!
  3. sannyhome
    
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    16 October 2023 13: 55
    
    Quote from Pembo
    Do you propose to get rid of the chimera called conscience?
    
    Conscience has nothing to do with it, don’t distort it. It was suggested that we get rid of the false sense of guilt imposed on us.
Flight

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10 October 2023 14: 14

These would no longer be people, but animals, and it would be stunning if you compare the current [Soviet] population with the Russians they know from the First World War. At that time, good-natured, blond Russians were the predominant part of the population. Today it's gone. Using diabolical methods, the Bolshevik regime would destroy more and more such Russians or exile them to Siberia and systematically resettle the Mongols from Asia to the European part of Russia in order to racially destroy the Russian people and turn them into Asians.

Hitler is dead, but his work lives on.
1. sannyhome
  
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  16 October 2023 14: 00
  
  Quote from Voo
  Hitler is dead, but his work lives on.
  
  Let us remember history - the morality and politics of that time (and as now in general) were common to all European countries. In order to destroy “Hitler’s cause,” it would be necessary to cleanse all of Europe + England and + those who escaped/evacuated to America. Who invented gas chambers? The British when they suppressed the Boer uprising in Africa.
  So yes, the business lives on, why shouldn’t it live on...
Disinfo

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10 October 2023 19: 31

If you blow up full apartment complexes, mosque's, buildings of civilians to get revenge on the "animals" who attacked you, are you any better than those animals? No. Should Russia resort to not caring about civilian casualties because the Ukrainian's don't, no, because then you become them and the reasons for this war are no longer viable.
Sergey Tokarev

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10 October 2023 19: 31

but the result was exactly the opposite

The aborigines themselves asked for the ruins. They even claimed that they would sit without light, just to make the Saloreich worse off. I hope there is no need to mention the name of the Kharkov gentleman who claimed this, and then sadly admitted that it was the other way around? this only proved that Ukrainians cannot be trusted.
Grei grin

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11 October 2023 14: 12

It is better for Russia to use the experience of Hamas, it is more effective! Little Karabakh Pashinyan simply gave up and what a shame for Azerbaijan, Israel danced and screwed up its IDF and Mossad, relying on American friends, and as you know, whoever relies on them always screws up everything! I very much doubt that American intelligence did not know about the preparation and attack on the Jews! Ukroreich is 100% expecting the same thing, they’ll screw you up and abandon you!