Recently, Gurulev not only pointed out that bombing Britain is the first target, but also directly stated the Russian army’s tactical arrangements after the start of World War III.
First, destroy the enemy's entire satellite constellation.
After the conflict between Russia and Ukraine broke out, Russia suffered a lot of losses in this regard. At the beginning of the war, Western countries used satellites to take pictures of Russia's action route map and directly posted it on social networking sites. The Russian military's action route became transparent. Later, Musk also provided Starlink to Ukraine for free. , it can be said that it is not very harmful but extremely insulting.
Second, destroy the enemy's entire anti-missile defense system 100% everywhere.
This is really not a boast, after all, Russia’s military strength is there. Just a few days ago, Putin just announced that the first "Sarmat" missile will enter combat duty this year, and the S-500 super air defense missile system has begun to be installed in the Russian army.
Third, destroy the entire power system of Western Europe .
The West is currently facing an energy and food crisis. If there is no more electricity, the entire Western world will fall into a Satanic nightmare. Gurulev said, I want to know how the West fights in such a situation and how the United States helps them.
Gurulev finally emphasized that this is a general plan, but he cannot say the specific time. This is actually leaving a "hole". The implication is that you are about to ignite the fuse of the Third World War. If you continue to fail to uphold martial ethics, it will be a waste of time. Where is the fuse of
? It’s the Kalinin enclave.
After World War II , the Allied forces, after their victory, set off a frenzy to carve up Germany in order to prevent Germany from resurrecting. Among them, after the Potsdam Conference, the Soviet Union obtained a large area of ​​territory to the west of Poland. In order to appease Poland, the Allies used German territory to compensate Poland, including East Prussia. East Prussia is located on the southeast coast of the Baltic Sea , and its capital is Königsberg . The southern part of East Prussia was given to Poland, and the northern part became part of the Soviet Union.
After Su Bo obtained these lands, in order to completely realize "de-Germanization", he drove away all the Germans, moved in a large number of Russians, and at the same time changed all German-style place names to Russian or Polish-style.
In 1946, the head of state of the Soviet Union, Kalinin, passed away. In order to commemorate him, Königsberg was renamed Kaliningrad. Later, after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Kaliningrad became an enclave sandwiched between Poland and Lithuania. This enclave was inherited by Russia.
Although Kaliningrad only has 15,000 square kilometers, its strategic significance is extraordinary.
European countries are afraid of Russia. On the one hand, it is a deep-seated reason. On the other hand, Russia is indeed too close to them, and they also want a strategic buffer. Therefore, , together with , NATO and , continue to expand eastward in an attempt to rely on the influence of the United States to offset the Russian threat. Therefore, the expansion of and NATO's eastward expansion of is like "beating a wolf with a straw, fearing both sides." The United States wanted to do it, and Europe wanted to do it. The two hit it off and worked together to deceive Russia. Later, Maozi realized that something was wrong and started doing it.
But no matter how the West engages in eastward expansion and builds strategic buffers, as long as Kalenin is still in the hands of Russia, it will be like a dagger stuck in the heart of the West. Just imagine, if Russia really deploys strategic nuclear missiles here, will the West not be afraid? So they wanted to send troops directly to seize this land into their own hands, but due to Russia's military strength, they could only think about it.
For Russia, having the Kaliningrad enclave is equivalent to pushing its strategic depth forward by more than 700 kilometers. We only need to deploy missiles, , and missiles with a range of several hundred kilometers here to cover the entire Baltic Sea countries and Poland. If it is several thousand kilometers, it will cover the entire Europe.The key is that if you send missiles to our homeland, I can also deploy an air defense missile system in Kalinin to intercept you. This will provide a security barrier for Russia's homeland. Therefore, this "outpost" is very important to Russia and cannot be careless.
But since it is an enclave, there are only three ways for Russia to deliver supplies to Kalinin. The first is to go from the St. Petersburg Port in the north, through the Bohai Sea, and back to the Kaliningrad Port in a circle. The advantage is that the transportation volume is large, but it is time-consuming; the second is air transportation, relying on the transport aircraft , which is fast, but the transportation volume is small. , the cost is expensive; in addition to sea transportation and air transportation, there is also land transportation that takes into account the advantages of both.
There is an important land passage between Kaliningrad Oblast and (Belarus) Russia called the Suwalki Corridor. About 100 kilometers long. This corridor is located at the junction of Poland, Lithuania, Belarus, and Kalinin. It is the only channel for NATO to connect the three Baltic and Sea countries from land.
There was a traffic agreement when the Soviet Union collapsed. Russia had the right to pass it. No party was allowed to close it, even during wartime. Now it seems that it was a clear move that the Soviet Union did not give Kalinin to Lithuania. Lithuania jumped out today. Lithuania claimed that I am a member of NATO, I will cut you off, and I will trap you to death. Senior NATO officials said that NATO troops can capture this corridor with a single charge.
The Kalinin Enclave is equivalent to Russia's counter scale to some extent. If Lithuania continues to find trouble, we really cannot rule out the possibility that Russia will attack Lithuania. Russia has not taken the tactical step of attacking Lithuania until now. Now it has just given Russia an excuse, which can explain why Gurulev said those words.
German media recently published an article stating that Lithuania’s blockade of Kaliningrad has created a new source of crisis. The implication is that it may trigger a direct conflict between NATO and Russia, and then trigger three wars. looks at it this way, blocking the channel has become the "trigger" of the three wars.
Kremlin spokesman Peskov once said that if Lithuania does not lift the embargo, Russia will respond with painful measures to Lithuania. This is a straightforward warning of force. In addition, Gurulev rejected the plan proposed by Russian experts to seize the Suwalki Corridor. He believed that such a strategy was a trap for the West, because the Russian army may be attacked by NATO forces from both sides. Is this echoing back and forth?
Gurulev has a strategic vision. After all, he is a former Russian military commander and understands military matters, unlike some ignorant politicians in Europe. It should be noted that he is still a current defense member. He, Putin and Medvedev belong to the largest political party in Russia. Therefore, his words were not spoken casually to show off his quick words.
Putin said during a meeting with Belarusian President Lukashenko on the 25th: "The United States has deployed 200 nuclear warheads in six European NATO countries, and has also equipped 257 fighter planes to carry these nuclear warheads."
Lukashenko He said during the meeting that Lithuania’s attempt to isolate Kaliningrad was close to a declaration of war. This statement actually carries a lot of weight. Is it in support of Putin’s nuclear weapon ?
Is Putin making excuses for Russia to deploy missiles in Kalenin? And Putin is already providing Belarus with Iskander missiles .
Previously, there were different opinions in the Western world regarding the Russian military deployment in the Kalinin enclave. But my personal guess is that there should be no strategic nuclear missiles, because if there were, the West would not dare to be so rampant. However, the port of Kaliningrad is the headquarters of the Russian Persian Sea Fleet. The naval power is getting stronger, but it is not enough to deter Europe. After all, the Persian Sea has now become an "inland sea" of NATO.
Therefore, in this meeting, Putin’s meaning is also very obvious. Belarus must join forces to deal with the West. Putin has ordered the defense ministers of the two countries to discuss the matter to improve the national defense security of the two countries.
In short, in a word, if Russia really starts to fight with NATO, then World War III may really not be far away.But what is certain is that if Lithuania bears the brunt, the outcome will only be worse than Ukraine. After all, it is such a big and small country. If not, the rice bowl will be ruined.
