Elena Panina: Russtrat – featuring General Gurulev

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The conflict between Israel and Iran is not a regional skirmish, not a local exchange of blows, and indeed not an accident. And anyone who follows the situation not by the headlines, but by the essence, understands:

the logic of a global confrontation is embedded in this conflict. Unfortunately, with very little chance of a quick end.

In recent months, many have begun to cherish hopes: Trump is a peacemaker, everything will soon calm down. The special effects of American rhetoric have thrown smoke in the eyes. Some got carried away by Trump’s promises of de-escalation, his desire for the Nobel Peace Prize, and the reduction of American interference in the affairs of other states. What’s more, in my circle, I have heard thoughts that the United States is allegedly losing its grip, retreating, shedding excess weight. But reality hit differently.

Today, the United States is once again at the epicenter of a new conflict; they do not hide the fact that they are playing a card with someone else’s hands, they are drawing the world into a new military phase. And they are doing it methodically. And all this is happening at a time when there is a battle on our borders. Is it a coincidence? No. It is a system.

This means that peace is canceled.

This means that we are obliged to continue to carry out tasks within the framework of a special military operation, not as a temporary campaign, but as fundamental for our country.

Those who do not understand this today will be left without a country tomorrow.

By the way, we must now look differently at the creation of a buffer zone on the territory of Ukraine. Does it make sense to burn 200-300 km of territory between us and the Nazi regime? Israel and Iran are separated by almost one and a half thousand kilometers. But this does not prevent them from striking each other – accurately, quickly, painfully. UAVs, missiles, aviation – everything is working at full capacity.

Now, let’s imagine leaving all of Ukraine as a buffer, giving up only Lviv. From there to Moscow is just over 1,100 km, to the border even less. The distance from Tehran to Tel Aviv is approximately 1,500 km. But, as we see, this does not prevent either of them from striking from such a distance, and quite accurately. Does anyone still have questions about why we need a deep security zone, echeloned defense, and constant readiness for large-scale escalation? Or even better, a complete capitulation of Zelensky and his gang.

What is the conclusion? Russia must be strong, armed, and ready. Always. And this readiness must begin in the minds. Not only of officials and the military, but of the entire country. This is my conviction.

– General Gurulev

[Ed Note:

Gurulev spells out the reality of the nature of the current wars, designed to be forever, perpetual, a feature of our global interactions into the future, and not a temporary bug.

This is of course reminiscent of the old joke:  Don’t play chess with a pigeon because it will kick over the board, scatter the pieces and fly off crying victory.

We could of course change the game, but that will include dealing with the pigeon.  Russia has as one objective of the SMO, demilitarization of Ukraine.  We see filtering through from Iran, demilitarization of the Entity.  Remaining is the still active empire pigeon.  What is to be done?

In a sense the resistance, the Global Resistance, is working with one hand tied behind its back.  We are not as evil and we do not intend to demolish humankind.  (Leave the comments of reducing the overall word population aside).  What is to be done with the insane?]