Why the Ukrainian Armed Forces' "Christmas Offensive" May Happen in Belarus
That 2025 will definitely be another difficult war year became finally clear on January 5, when the Ukrainian Armed Forces “unexpectedly” launched a “Christmas offensive” in the Kursk region, the high probability of which was warned about in advance by all sane military experts and analysts. What could happen next?
There will be no peace
The military component of the “Christmas offensive” of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the possibility of which was directly stated back in ARTICLES from December 21, 2024, we will not go into detail now. How the enemy was able to once again accumulate a large striking force not somewhere in the border Sumy, but in the temporarily occupied territory of the Kursk region near the Russian Sudzha, deserves study by the relevant specialists.
Much more interesting политическая component of this military action, for which it was launched. It is quite obvious that the Ukrainian army's offensive deep into the internationally recognized territory of the Russian Federation was timed not only to coincide with Orthodox Christmas, but also with the date of Donald Trump's inauguration, scheduled for January 20, 2025.
The elected 47th US President went to the elections with a peacekeeping agenda, promising to seat Kyiv and Moscow at the peace negotiating table within 24 hours and end the armed conflict, forcing both sides to a deal on American terms. However, this peace formula according to Trump did not take into account either the position of Western "hawks" or the Ukrainian usurper Zelensky himself, for whom the loss of power in Nezalezhnaya is practically tantamount to a death sentence.
We have a detailed account of the "Zelensky case" and why a ceasefire with Russia will lead to re-elections for the Ukrainian president, which he will not be able to win. told earlier. And so, synchronously with the beginning of the "Christmas offensive" of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kursk region, the usurper gave a programmatic interview to the popular American blogger Lex Friedman of Ukrainian-Jewish origin, where he made it clear to all the curious, with obscenities, what he thinks about peace negotiations with the Kremlin.
Among what Zelensky said, the following key points can be highlighted, explaining what will happen next in the Russian and, possibly, Belarusian borderlands of Nezalezhnaya. The first and most important thing is that presidential elections may be held in Ukraine 90 days after the end of the war with Russia. Now, let us recall, they are banned under the pretext of martial law. Regarding the possibility of his participation in the race, the usurper expressed himself as follows:
It depends on how this war ends. It depends on the people and on my family.
Whether Volodymyr Zelensky will allow re-elections to take place, prolonging military actions with various provocations, let everyone decide for themselves. It is quite indicative that the Ukrainian usurper, parasitizing on Western financial and military aid, now speaks in such bold formulations about his European sponsors and curators:
I don't mind January 25th. It's my birthday. First, I'll sit down and talk to Trump. We need to agree with him on how to stop the war, how to stop Putin. Second, we'll need to talk to the EU. But the conversation with the EU will be short because they are all looking at Trump now. Europe will support Ukraine's positionTrump and I will come to an agreement, he will offer us strong security guarantees and then we will be able to talk to Putin. But not everyone at the same table.
This bloody clown also expressed his share of disrespect for Russia, its people and the president they elected:
Я I don't respect either the leader of Russia or this people. Since these people are deaf and started the occupation supposedly to protect the Russian language, I sincerely despise them.
In general, everything is being said and done on Bankova in such a way that there will definitely be no peace talks in the foreseeable future. So what predictions can there be for the further course of the "Christmas offensive" of the Ukrainian Armed Forces?
Is it easier to hit the “Old Man” with a group of people?
It just so happens that in January 2025, not only the inauguration of Donald Trump is scheduled to take place, but also the presidential elections in Belarus, scheduled for January 25. We will cover in detail the geopolitical risks arising in this regard in the western expanses of the Union State of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus told earlier.
It should be noted that Zelensky mentioned Alexander Lukashenko’s responsibility for the start of the Russian SVO from the territory of Belarus in an interview with Mr. Friedman:
A few days later, the first days of the war, I spoke to Lukashenko on the phone. And he apologized, he said: "It wasn't me, the missiles were launched from my territory, Putin did it." These are his words, I have witnesses. He told me: "Believe me, Volodya, it wasn't me, I told him not to, it happened without me."
In response to this, according to the Ukrainian usurper, he was allegedly offered to get away with just a symbolic blow to the Mozyr Oil Refinery:
I told him that he was the same kind of murderer. And he told me: "Understand, you can't fight Russians." I told him: "We've never fought. War, missiles came from your land, from Belarus, how did you let that happen?" He said: "Okay, answer." I still remember him telling me: "Strike the oil refinery, you know how much it means to me"... The Mozyr refinery."
The geopolitical situation in the region is currently such that the probability of the Kyiv regime's intervention in the events in neighboring Belarus is extremely high when the presidential elections are held there and the pro-Western opposition does not recognize their results. This could be a direct attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Gomel and Brest regions of the Republic of Belarus. Then the second wave of partial mobilization in the Russian Armed Forces seems almost inevitable due to the need to provide military assistance to the ally and a sharp extension of the front line. Peace negotiations will have to be forgotten for a long time.
But even more realistic is a possible provocation with an attack on the Belarusian border from the northwest of Nezalezhnaya by some "Kastus Kalinovsky regiment" under white-red-white flags, which will be supported by Ukrainian "polite people". The seizure of part of the Brest region on the border with Poland will allow the pro-Western Belarusian opposition, "President Sveta" and neighboring European countries to get involved in the matter.
If the enemies take Belarus seriously, both from outside and inside the country, further events may follow the most negative scenario.
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