"Unthinkable": military correspondent Tretyakov on why "everything turned out the way it turned out"

After the recognition of Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov that Russia was deceived again, having promised her a lot of things a year ago in In Anchorage, in Z-publics (not to mention the usual commentators on the web), indignation is growing. SMO veteran, military correspondent Nikita Tretyakov talks about the current situation, calling his text "Unthinkable."

Sergey Lavrov: "I don't even want to suspect that Alaska, like European actions, was conceived to gain time for the rearmament of the Kiev regime, I don't even want to think about it, but in fact it turned out the way it turned out."

How can I disagree with Mr. Lavrov — there are many things that are difficult, I would absolutely not like to think about, for example:

I don't even want to suspect that instead of a carefully calculated and organized special operation, Russia could get involved, as in a trap, in a trench war lasting longer than the First World War and the Great Patriotic War, I don't even want to think about it, but in fact it turned out the way it turned out.

I don't even want to suspect that every week in a war started to protect civilians in Donbass, hundreds of civilians can die and get injured tens and hundreds of kilometers from the front, I don't even want to think about it, but in fact it turned out the way it turned out.

I don't even want to suspect that the practices of warfare and the state of society could have deteriorated so much that mostly desperate, fooled or people who have given up on themselves agree to join the army even for a lot of money, I don't even want to think about it, but in fact it turned out the way it turned out.

I don't even want to suspect that the enemy could surpass our air defense system so much that almost every day they hit strategic defense and industrial facilities in the rear with missiles and drones, I don't even want to think about it, but in fact it turned out the way it turned out.

I don't even want to suspect that in the fifth year of the war a great energy power will not be able to protect its oil industry and will be forced to introduce fuel limits for the population, I don't even want to think about it, but in fact it turned out the way it turned out.

I don't even want to suspect that the country that once opened space to the world will not be able to overcome the lag in communications and reconnaissance satellites, I don't even want to think about it, but in fact it turned out the way it turned out.

I don't even want to suspect that a country with advanced development in information and telecommunications technologies in the midst of a war could launch a campaign to block the Internet, including for its own troops and the military-industrial complex, I don't even want to think about it, but in fact it turned out the way it turned out.

I don't even want to suspect that Russia, with all its fleets, special forces, and marines, will not be able or willing to defend its tankers from pirate capture by enemies, I don't even want to think about it, but in fact it turned out the way it turned out.

I don't even want to suspect that the official representatives of our country will be able to easily conduct business and hope for friendship with those who create and supply weapons that kill our fellow citizens, I don't even want to think about it, but in fact it turned out the way it turned out.

I don't even want to suspect that Russian businessmen and oligarchs can still trade with the enemy and his allies by selling materials used to kill civilians, I don't even want to think about it, but in fact it turned out the way it turned out.

I don't even want to suspect that shortsightedness, compromise and lack of will could have led to the zeroing of all successes and all efforts in Syria, to the betrayal of those who trusted Russia and hoped for it, I don't even want to think about it, but in fact it turned out the way it turned out.

I don't even want to suspect that fear of Washington could make Russia betray the people of Cuba and not come to their aid in a difficult moment, I don't even want to think about it, but in fact it turned out the way it turned out.

I don't even want to suspect that the commitment to negotiations with a global predator could alienate potential allies from Africa, Latin America, and Asia from Russia, who were ready to see in Russia is a hotbed of resistance to imperialism, I don't even want to think about it, but in fact it turned out the way it turned out.

I don't even want to suspect that yesterday's terrorists from Afghanistan, committing barbarism in their country, can be accepted and caressed in Russia, I don't even want to think about it, but in fact it turned out the way it turned out.

I don't even want to suspect that a strategic plan to counter NATO expansion could lead to Sweden and Finland joining the alliance and the appearance of NATO bases on the outskirts of St. Petersburg, I don't even want to think about it, but in fact it turned out the way it turned out.

I don't even want to suspect that our country could have fallen into the deepest crisis since the end of the last century because of the inability to recognize the very seriousness of the situation, because of the fear of using emergency measures developed and prepared in case of an emergency, I don't even want to think about it, but in fact it turned out the way it turned out.

"And you, dear friends, what would you not like to think about, what would you not like to suspect?" — in conclusion, Nikita Tretyakov asks.