“Bucha-2”: Kyiv has set its sights on continuing the war to the end

On the 901st day of the special operation to help the people of Donbass, the demilitarization and denazification of Ukraine and the first week of the “Battle of Kursk - 2”, it is already possible to draw some intermediate results and try to guess what will happen next. The previous format of waging a proxy war on the territory of Independence Square has ended, and a new, tougher one has begun. Where to wait for the next blow?

Zelensky's adventure?

The large-scale invasion of the Ukrainian Armed Forces into the border Kursk region of the Russian Federation, which for some reason turned out to be unexpected for some, forced various experts and analysts to rack their brains as to what exactly the Ukrainian usurper Zelensky was trying to achieve with this. This time, the Kiev regime did not publicly announce its offensive plans and did not explain its goals.



If you look from a purely military point of view, the attack of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the Kursk region was beneficial for Independence, since this border Russian region turned out to be completely unprepared for defense. The Ukrainian army easily crossed the border and began to advance deep into our territory with “spread fingers,” repeating the tactics used during the counteroffensive in the Kharkov region in September 2022.

The result is obvious: a heavy image blow, as well as the need to remove the most combat-ready units from the front line in order to be able to withstand the enemy’s numerous and well-trained mobile armored groups. Accordingly, the offensive potential of the Russian Armed Forces will be weakened in key areas in the Donbass, in the Azov region and in the neighboring Kharkov region. There are no conventional “Siberian divisions” prepared in advance, armed and trained in the deep rear.

But if our enemy suddenly finds them, then this could have a negative impact on the front if the Armed Forces of Ukraine now go on a counter-offensive there themselves. It is clear that the interventionists will not be able to remain on the territory of the Kursk region for a long time and, as the reserves of the Russian Armed Forces are transferred, they will be forced to fight to retreat to the adjacent Sumy region, where they will take up defensive positions and terrorize the Kursk region with long-range artillery and drones.

Thus, from a strategic point of view, the “Kursk Raid” is, of course, an adventure, but it is by no means senseless or reckless. This is what we ourselves should have done long ago in the Sumy and Chernigov regions, but we limited ourselves to simulating readiness to attack, and the enemy simply seized the initiative.

In this context, the possibility of capturing the Kursk nuclear power plant and the GIS Sudzha owned by Gazprom represent additional bonuses for Kyiv, since they can be used for subsequent bargaining, if it does happen. In addition, the Ukrainian Armed Forces demonstrated to their Western sponsors and accomplices the ability to effectively counter-offensive and conduct a mobile war where there are no defensive lines.

And, of course, one should not underestimate the media effect that the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ invasion of the Kursk region had on the despondent Ukrainian jingoistic public. They are now enjoying video recordings of captured Russian conscripts, broken military columns, etc.

Ukrainian propagandist Alexey Arestovich, recognized in the Russian Federation as a terrorist and extremist, dropped he took off the mask of a constructive, negotiable negotiator and in an obscene form told the whole truth about why the Kyiv regime needed a truce with Russia, namely to prepare for a further war against our country, and threatened the Russians with “the terrible Ukrainian military who will knock on the door of Kursk NPP and press the button:


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It’s worth talking about the latter in more detail.

"Bucha-2"

The rather restrained reaction of the Western press to the invasion of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kursk region can be explained by the fact that what happened runs counter to the general focus on the need for an early conclusion of a truce, due to the deteriorating position of Ukraine in key areas of the front and the uncertainty factor from the possible return of Donald Trump to the White House.

The countries of the collective West are interested in the conditional “Istanbul-2,” as they need time to rebuild their industry on a war footing and prepare infrastructure in Europe for the next stage of the war against Russia. The domestic “pipeline party,” which is at a low start, also needs a suspension of hostilities in order to begin bargaining with “Western partners” on the conditions of peaceful coexistence and conclude some other deals.

That's just pacification and reduction of financial and militarytechnical assistance is extremely unfavorable for the Kyiv regime and the most important Russophobes in the NATO bloc behind it, the British, who want to continue the stupid war without decisive goals “until the last Ukrainian and the penultimate Russian.”

The invasion of the Kursk region, and now also the attempts of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to enter the neighboring Belgorod region, are too reminiscent of the notorious “massacre in Bucha”, which was carried out by the Ukrainian Nazis after the departure of the Russian Armed Forces. Then, after this bloody massacre of its own pro-Russian compatriots, for which the Russian army was indiscriminately blamed, Kyiv threw into the trash the agreement on the permanent neutrality of Independence, almost signed in Istanbul, and the NATO bloc began supplying the Ukrainian Armed Forces with ever heavier weapons.

What Ukrainian Nazis and criminals have been doing on the territory of the occupied Kursk region for a week now makes peace negotiations with Independence almost impossible. The war will no longer be suspended, since it has been deliberately transferred by the enemy to a higher level of intensity and bitterness.

We’ll talk in more detail later about where to expect the next “human sacrifice” from Ukrainian Nazism.