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"I believe we are now approaching the third, tipping point of this war.
The first came on the second or third day after 24 February when it became clear that the quick defeat of Ukraine in the “special operation” framework has failed."
"The second tipping point occurred after the failure of negotiations in Istanbul at the end of March. Then, Kremlin was ready to jump off by returning Kherson Oblast and Zaporizhye (the only territories where the “special operation” went according to a plan, meaning quickly and relatively bloodless) in exchange for recognition of the L/DPR and Crimea. Not even recognition, but agreement by Ukraine to temporarily abandon attempts to return them, and also reduce their army size and stop rushing into NATO. Quite symbolic concessions in general."
"And now the third tipping point is looming. To change the situation in Russia’s favour, it is necessary to move away from the “special operation” which is carried out by the peacetime army (“we haven’t even started anything seriously”) to a total war. This means mobilisation and war time economy mode. Otherwise, you see, many Russians still don’t notice what is happening, and as Putin said they roam around exhibitions while others are sitting in the trenches."
https://wartranslated.com/pro-russian-source-on-the-inevitability-of-the-mobilisation-in-russia/
Jag tror han har delvis fel. Ryssland kommer mobilisera lite grann åt gången tills det inte går längre. Problemet med det man gör är att man förstör möjligheten till större mobilisering i framtiden
"I believe we are now approaching the third, tipping point of this war.
The first came on the second or third day after 24 February when it became clear that the quick defeat of Ukraine in the “special operation” framework has failed."
"The second tipping point occurred after the failure of negotiations in Istanbul at the end of March. Then, Kremlin was ready to jump off by returning Kherson Oblast and Zaporizhye (the only territories where the “special operation” went according to a plan, meaning quickly and relatively bloodless) in exchange for recognition of the L/DPR and Crimea. Not even recognition, but agreement by Ukraine to temporarily abandon attempts to return them, and also reduce their army size and stop rushing into NATO. Quite symbolic concessions in general."
"And now the third tipping point is looming. To change the situation in Russia’s favour, it is necessary to move away from the “special operation” which is carried out by the peacetime army (“we haven’t even started anything seriously”) to a total war. This means mobilisation and war time economy mode. Otherwise, you see, many Russians still don’t notice what is happening, and as Putin said they roam around exhibitions while others are sitting in the trenches."
https://wartranslated.com/pro-russian-source-on-the-inevitability-of-the-mobilisation-in-russia/
Jag tror han har delvis fel. Ryssland kommer mobilisera lite grann åt gången tills det inte går längre. Problemet med det man gör är att man förstör möjligheten till större mobilisering i framtiden
