The war in Ukraine is actually a proxy war against Russia that was premeditated, directly participated in, and fully supported by the United States. The vision of the United States is to turn Ukraine into the second Afghanistan , so that Putin will be stuck in this quagmire and unable to escape.
Russia and Ukraine have been fighting fiercely near the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv recently. (AP Photo)
At 6:00 on April 19, 2022, Beijing time, American Chinese website published an article "Expert Commentary: Ukraine's "Three Axes" to Defeat the Enemy" by the well-known American current affairs commentator Ksliu, saying that a famous American military strategy expert and one of the top mentors in the field of American grand strategy about John Akila (who was the Distinguished Professor of Defense Analysis at the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School before his retirement) recently proudly revealed in an interview with the " New York Times " that the Ukrainian army fully adopted the "three principles" of modern warfare proposed in his book in this war, and became the main reason why the Ukrainian army defeated the enemy and severely damaged the enemy.
The so-called "three principles" of modern warfare proposed by Akira are: first, small and many defeat big and heavy; second, searching is always better than outflanking; third, swarming is always better than increasing in numbers.
Akila pointed out that when the Ukrainians use the principle of "small and many defeat big and heavy", they use small teams as combat units and equip them with smart weapons. These teams can destroy larger combat units and attack slow-moving, loud helicopters, etc. Therefore, although the number of combatants is not as high as that of the Russians, the Ukrainians have much more combat units, usually between 8 and 10 soldiers per team. These small Ukrainian combat units equipped with precision-guided smart weapons such as drones, anti-aircraft weapons and light anti-tank weapons can destroy larger and better-equipped Russian forces.
Regarding the principle of "finding is always better than outflanking", Akira pointed out that if you can find the enemy first, you can kill him first. In particular, if the enemy is composed of several large combat units, such as a 60-kilometer-long convoy of tanks and armored personnel carriers, you can defeat them with your small combat force without having to surround them with the same size of troops.
"The Ukrainians are making good use of small drones, especially those from Turkey, which is important," he said. But their human sensors - the informal Ukrainian reconnaissance force - are causing damage to the Russians. A grandma with an iPhone can outwit satellites. “Ukrainian reconnaissance groups are made up of older women, kids, and anyone with a smartphone,” he said. “They are constantly reporting the location of Russian troops and the direction they are moving. So, in this very large country, the Ukrainian military has a big advantage in finding Russians. It gives them intelligence.” Small units of weapons provide real-time, actionable intelligence."
Akira explained the principle of "swarming always beats swarming." "War is no longer just a numbers game. You don't need a lot of manpower to use many small smart weapons to surround the enemy. I'm sure you have seen something about Russian tanks and robots. In the video, one tank was hit in front and another one was hit in the back, so the Russians could not maneuver and then they were defeated. "
Akila believes that Russia will continue to use some large-scale bombing, "and their actions will be more unrestrained in eastern Ukraine than in western Ukraine," Akila said. But the ruins made conquest more difficult, think about Stalingrad ". During World War II, the Nazis bombed Stalingrad back to the Stone Age , but later the German army had to move in small units among the ruins to ensure safety, but ultimately failed.
Akila said, "I'm not saying that the Russians will be driven out of eastern Ukraine. I am trying to answer the question: Why are the Ukrainians doing so well? That's because they applied all these new principles of modern warfare that I proposed." (Blow!)
It can be seen from this that the United States' military assistance to Ukraine is comprehensive.Ksliu pointed out that the United States does not seem to be directly involved in the war in Ukraine, but is only indirectly involved in three aspects: (1) providing a large number of weapons and technical training to Ukraine; (2) providing real-time battlefield intelligence to the Ukrainian military; (3) launching "extreme sanctions" and propaganda offensives against Russia. But "the United States has actually entered the war. The biggest advantage of using drones is remote control, even outside Ukraine. There is no need for direct contact or the need to send troops into Ukraine."
An American reporter learned at a Pentagon press conference: The switchblade drone system that the United States is assisting Ukraine "is not a very complex system. It does not require a lot of training. A person can receive appropriate training on how to use a switchblade drone in about 2 days." There are a few Ukrainian soldiers have been receiving professional military training in the United States since last fall. "We seized this opportunity to add a few days of switchblade drone training to them so that they can go back, and they will soon return to the Ukrainian army to train others. If necessary, we will look for other suitable opportunities to provide more switchblade drone training when necessary."
To sum up, the Ukrainian war is actually a proxy war against Russia that was premeditated, directly participated in, and fully supported by the United States. "The vision of the United States is to turn Ukraine into a second Afghanistan, so that Putin will be trapped in this quagmire and unable to escape. He will continue to be consumed and weakened until he falls apart and falls completely."
(The author is a special researcher of Kunlunce Research Institute; Source: Kunlunce.com [original] ; pictures from the Internet, infringement and deletion)
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