After two years of fighting, Medvedev came up with a trick: to fight to Kyiv and eliminate the puppet regime.
It has been two years since the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and now it is entering its third year. What can be done to end this conflict? Will the two sides negotiate a settlement? How will the strategic contest between the United States and Russia unfold in Europe? These questions urgently need answers.
Medvedev summed up the prospects for the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and he proposed a "Medvedev-style" solution - to fight to Kyiv and eliminate the puppet regime. He noted that the current top echelons of Ukraine, with the support of the West, are conducting various combat operations with Russia. Only by bringing down this puppet regime will the influence of the West disappear completely.
According to Medvedev, the Russian-Ukrainian conflict cannot end without eliminating the puppet regime without capturing Kyiv. This also shows that the United States and the West are the initiators of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and they have brought great disasters to the two countries through the ** human war and cannon fodder war.
At the moment, the population of Ukraine does not have the power to stop the war, but the Ukrainian leadership, especially those controlled by the West, have the ability to stop the war, they just lack the will. This also means that under the direction of the West, the direction of the Russia-Ukraine conflict will be full of great uncertainty.
Recently, Russia has carried out ** operations in five directions and has achieved certain results. In addition, Putin** also tested a new type of bomber, which will greatly improve both the strategic deterrence capability and the tactical strike capability against Ukraine.
Support from Western countries also played a role, with they ready to provide funds, equipment and ammunition, such as attack F-16 fighter jets and extended-range versions of army tactical missiles. If all these equipment are provided to Ukraine, the intensity of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict will further escalate.
In this case, both sides will still continue to fight, and the losses will be even more heavy. Medvedev believes that the only way to interrupt the combat operations of both sides, to restore calm and negotiate between the two sides, is to occupy Kyiv, eliminate the top regime, and let the West's ability to intervene in Ukraine disappear.
However, in the current state, the two sides have not found a good way to end the conflict. Medvedev had previously mentioned nuclear bombs, but now it seems that there is no one way to slow down the war.
Western countries have been fueling the fire, Ukraine has suffered a huge **, the population does not want to fight, but the West provides money, ** and ammunition. In addition, assistance to Ukraine was prepared at the Munich meeting, and the US Congress prepared a large allocation of funds through a multi-level conference structure. This suggests that not enough attention has been paid to the huge ** and heavy losses on the Ukrainian front at the moment. And Western countries hope to weaken Russia through such tragic actions, which is their basic strategic goal.
However, this tactic accumulates too brutally. We witnessed bloody battles in Maryinka, **Mutter and Avdeyevka, among others. According to the ** released by the Russian side, it can be seen that although the position was captured, there were corpses everywhere and the scene was miserable. It also shows that with the support of the United States and the West, there is no end to this conflict. And now Western countries continue to do it in the form of collective support, substitute support and relay support.
On the extended axis of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Western countries believe that the longer the conflict, the better, while Russia originally thought that through a period of attrition, the West's patience could be exhausted. However, from now on, if the two sides compete for time and endurance, this conflict will become extremely brutal.
Therefore, Medvedev believes that it may be possible to slow down the pace of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict only by occupying strategic targets through an active, rapid and strategic offensive. But now it seems that this is only the will of one party, and to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict, a consensus of many parties is needed.
With the West's frequent support for Ukraine in various battles, ending the conflict still seems to be a distant dream for now. It is hoped that satisfactory results and progress will be seen by 2024.