New Ukraine Offensive from Eastern Front?

[Theo Gottwald]

In 2 months, Kiev is due:
Russia plans to mobilize 500,000 men.
Putin: "If we want Kiev, we need mobilization."

#RussiaUkraineWar

[José Roca]

How can it be? A few days ago, Putin said that for now he saw no need for an additional mobilization of men to fight in Ukraine.

[Theo Gottwald]

He met with Prigozin and Lukashenko.
Both told him something we knew from WWII:
"Total war - shortest war".
I could show you a picture of that but then they will possibly send me to jail.

Putin really seems not to like Russians to be killed and he counts Ukrainians as Russians.
It seems he does not want to give Western Idiots the chance to test more of their equipment
on the backside of dead Ukrainians.
Following this Philosophy he will ask Polen to attack Ukraine also (to get a part of it)
and late make Poland the Buffer Zone between NATO and Russia. But thats just my impression.
On what i believe they were talking.

As expected the Leopards have been destroyed in such large numbers that the US now denies
to deliver their tanks to Ukraine. As it was their plan from beginning.

PS: 500.000 is not so much for Russia. They can mobilize 5.000.000 if attacked and necessary.

[José Roca]

> Following this Philosophy he will ask Polen to attack Ukraine also (to get a part of it) and late make Poland the Buffer Zone between NATO and Russia. But thats just my impression. On what i believe they were talking.

What a joke. What do you smoke?

[José Roca]

Ukrainian forces have stepped up their counteroffensive after two months of gruelling, incremental gains, mounting a new push in the south of the country while edging closer to the fiercely contested eastern city of Bakhmut.

The New York Times cited unnamed Pentagon officials as saying the "main thrust" of the counteroffensive had now begun, with the Ukrainian army pouring thousands of western-trained and equipped reinforcements into a perceived weak spot in Russian defences in the Zaporizhzhia region.

Earlier on Wednesday, Igor Konashenkov, the Russian defence ministry's chief spokesperson, described a "massive" attack and fierce battles south of the settlement of Orikhiv, but said the attack had been repelled.

However, the Russian military blogger Rybar described an "attack by more than 80 armoured vehicles, including tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, armoured personnel carriers and combat vehicles", adding that Ukrainian forces had managed to penetrate "in three areas ... [amid] fierce battles."

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jul/26/ukrainian-forces-appear-to-advance-closer-to-bakhmut

[Theo Gottwald]

What a coincidence, I also support the AFD.
Now they plan the "third wave" of counteroffensive.

What do you think about these?

The chances that France will start a military adventure in NIGER are really high.
Anyway, NIGER was plundered by France for the longest time.