Is the End to NATO’s War in Ukraine Closer?

Aug. 12—The invasion into the Kursk region of the Russian Federation by the Armed Forces of Ukraine is actually a signal that NATO’s war on Russia, using Ukrainian bodies, is drawing to a close.

Informed sources say that the invasion, which apparently involves a few thousand Ukrainian and mercenary troops, as well as armor and various Western weapons systems, including U.S- supplied HIMARS missile systems, was approved by NATO’s sock puppet dictator of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy, despite the objections of his General Staff officers who rightly termed it a suicide mission.

While the element of surprise initially caught the Russian defenders off guard, enabling the invaders to penetrate tens of miles inside Russia, they did so suffering high casualty rates. Eventually, the Russians will move to cut off resupply routes and will either wipe out or force the surrender of most of the invaders. These sources report that talk of the Russians hardening their defenses, as if preparing for a long war along this new front, as wishful thinking by the Ukrainians. 

As Russian reserves and air capabilities pour into the battle, the next few days for the Ukrainians will be critical. There are conflicting reports about how many square miles they occupy, but reliable sources put that number at about 200 square miles. It is unclear whether the units have been given "suicide orders" by Zelenskyy, who has in the past order units to fight to the death rather than surrender or withdraw, which orders have often been rejected by commanders on the scene, who have either retreated or surrendered.

“This is not some brilliant maneuver by Zelenskyy,” said a source. “It is an act of desperation by an already-defeated dictator, who has lost touch with reality. It is much like the ‘Battle of the Bulge,’ an effort to delay the inevitable. A spokesman for the President’s office claimed that they hoped to take and hold some Russian territory, as that might give them some leverage at the bargaining table to ask for some land back. People that know [Russian President Vladimir] Putin will never tolerate anyone taking and holding Russian territory. And Russia has the means, once they have cut off Ukraine’s supplies lines, to crush this incursion, in which the Ukrainians may have already lost half of their initial force.

“After this runs its course, likely in the next 10 days or so, then what is left for Zelenskyy?” asked the source. “As many know, the Ukrainian military and Russian military have been in not-so-secret talks for months, in spite of Zelenskyy’s objections. They have hammered out an outline of a peace agreement that follows very closely that which Putin offered back in June. Putin is offering a ‘land for peace’ deal: Russia will keep the Crimea and the four eastern oblasts of Ukraine, Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk, and Zaporizhzhia, whose largely Russian-speaking residents voted by plebiscite two years ago to join the Russian Federation. But the boundaries of those regions can be redrawn, as a concession to Ukraine, and those residents who might choose to do so, would be allowed to emigrate to Ukraine.

“The problem is Zelenskyy and the corrupt Nazis who support him,” said the source. “He has already sacrificed more than 700,000 Ukrainians to NATO’s lost-before-it-began war against Russia. All the billions of dollars squandered in weapons and hi-tech systems cannot alter the fact that the war is lost. And, while some in Global NATO encourage Zelenskyy to strike deep into Russia with their new weapons, armed and targeted by NATO, there are voices, including around the White House and the lame duck, ‘Sleepy Joe’ Biden who are demanding that this not take place, since it risks a much wider conflict and even the possibility of nuclear war.

When Russia’s Armed Forces wipes out the Kursk invasion force, this may mean the end of Zelenskyy. That clown will be forced to sign the peace deal, after which he will be thrown out, or worse, by his military and the Ukrainian people, so many of whom he has sent to slaughter on behalf of his NATO masters. In the U.S., the Democrats want to delay this inevitable result until after the Nov. 5 elections, which is why they keep pouring money and weapons down the Kyiv sinkhole.

“But the Kursk gambit is likely the last hurrah for Zelenskyy,” the source concluded. “So, it is something that actually brings closer the end to this terrible slaughter—which would be good news for the people of the Ukraine and the world, and bad news for Global NATO.”