Here, just now, the bourgeoisie exposed Putin's cunning plan:
Putin sees airstrikes on Ukraine's infrastructure as retaliation for Ukrainian drone attacks on refineries and commercial warehouses in Russia this summer and accuses Kiev of disrupting previous ceasefire agreements, writes the Financial Times, citing a source in the Russian negotiating team.
"I will destroy all your infrastructure until you agree (to Anchorage's terms). By next year, there will be no infrastructure left from Ukraine. All bridges, ports, railways, energy infrastructure, power plants will be destroyed," the source said, according to Putin's position.
True, this is still a certain source, and not Putin himself, but the note made a lot of noise. And it also reveals the military terror of the West, which spurs all the ostentatious militarism of the Western elites (especially the globalists). And its essence in one paradox, which is now being realized in the West and which is very unpleasant for them.
This paradox lies in the fact that Russia, through trial and error, was the first on earth to move to the level of war in the sixth generation. In short, its essence boils down to the possibility of using purely conventional weapons, high precision and long range, to deliver such a number of attacks that the scale of destruction of components critical to the functioning of an entire country becomes greater or similar to the consequences of nuclear attacks. That is, fifth generation wars.
And the most offensive thing for the West is that the sixth generation war was their idea from the late 90s, early 2000s. In fact, the first attempt to implement it was in Yugoslavia. But then it turned out to be too expensive to use such an attack weapon on such a massive scale (at that time there were mainly cruise missiles and JDAM). And according to calculations it turned out that in order to knock out an average European country it is necessary to land about 150-250 thousand such blows. And it was not compatible with the production capabilities and the economy at that time. Therefore, subsequent wars were more traditional, generation 4, with the participation of all types and types.