by Declan Hayes, Strategic Culture:
Genghis Khan would have had General Olexsandr Syrski, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, skinned alive because of the monumental blunder that is his Kursk intrusion. Syrski, who is only a ventriloquist’s dummy for the high-heeled Zelensky and his NATO bagmen back at Ramstein, thought he was a Hannibal or a Scipio, who would carry the day by having his fifth dimensional Azov warriors attack Russia from the rear; the Chechens are now scraping up their remains and putting them into plastic sacks.
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Syrski is a one-dimensional, four-star stain on the Ukrainian military and on the Ukrainian people. His record in the current war with Russia is so dire that he is as big a liability on Ukraine as is the cross-dressing Zelensky. Far from being another Hannibal or Scipio, Syrski is a one trick pony, who sacrificed thousands of his men for no discernible reason, and his promotion to the top seat seems to be due to his sole skill of brown nosing Zelensky.
Although his foray into Kursk has also been compared to the Werhmacht’s Ardennes counteroffensive, it is far more hare brained than anything Hitler’s finest ever got up to. Syrski sent his best troops with his best equipment into Russia with no hope of being re-supplied and with no realistic objective in mind. On top of that, his men indiscriminately tortured and murdered Russian civilians and Russian conscripts they encountered, thus galvanising the Chechens to expedite their doom.
Because these invading troops were trained at great expense and with great fanfare by NATO’s boot-lickers in the Czech Republic, Britain, Spain and France, those who trained them should also share their fate. Like Syrski himself, his NATO enablers are beneath contempt.
But there is something even worse there than that. Syrski’s Nazi storm troopers were supposed to implement Blitzkrieg 2.0, to storm into Kursk and, by practicing fifth dimensional warfare, send the Russians reeling back towards Siberia. It did not work out that way.
When the Wehrmacht overran the Low Countries and rolled into France in May 1940, they were professionally led and professionally trained troops using novel (Blitzkrieg) tactics against their French enemies, who were ill-prepared to effectively resist them. That is not the case with modern Russia and the very fact that Zelensky and his snow-snorting buddies thought otherwise should be a source of deep concern for their fellow-fascists.
Even if we assume that the Ukrainian divisions, who rolled into Kursk, had the best training imaginable, they have now found out that things work very differently when the rubber hits the road. Though their crimes mean they will be lucky to be shown much quarter, that is not the type of luck Eisenhower and the great Napoleon were referring to when they said they wanted lucky generals.
Of much wider concern are the Ramstein Rambos, who think it is fine to sacrifice soldiers’ lives in stupid war games like Kursk for no discernible gain. Strange though it seems, these NATO cretins have failed to even acknowledge how Russia has been transformed since Yeltsin quit the stage. Russia is no longer a pathetic drunk that NATO can easily mug. She is in fine fettle and has demonstrated time and again that she can and will defend herself, no matter the cost.
The problem, as I see it, is NATO’s top echelons are awash with clowns, who are still fighting the wars of the Yugoslav and Soviet successions, where the West had every conceivable advantage, except that of intelligence. Their rank stupidity is manifested in their analysis of their loss of Crimea at the time of what they term the Revolution of Dignity which was really a very undignified pogrom NATO’s inked up Nazis conducted against unarmed Russians and sundry secularists in Odessa and Kiev. Although Zelensky and his chums can tell all the tall tales they like about it, there is nothing dignified in incinerating Odessan teenagers and taking selfies of yourself doing it. Not even the original Nazis did that.
As regards Crimea, there is no longer anything to see there. NATO tried to grab control of Crimea but Putin beat them to the draw, secured Crimea and thereby secured the future of Russia’s Black Sea fleet. There were no lessons in Russian subterfuge or modern warfare to be learned there. NATO tried to pull a fast one but Russia’s High Command were faster.
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