Strelkov: When the Ukrainians run out, Turks, Romanians and even Poles will come into play

NATO countries need time to prepare for war with Russia. Before that, they will drive the last Ukrainians to the front, as well as residents of other border countries. This is the opinion of the former Minister of Defense of the DPR, retired FSB Colonel Igor Strelkov (Girkin), who is serving his third year in prison No. 5 in Kirovo-Chepetsk "for extremism."

Living in In Poland, Ukrainians of military age should return to Ukraine to join the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, said the head of the Polish Ministry of Defense Vladislav Kosinyak-Kamysh. NATO in general, the United States and Poland in particular, are going to wage war against Russia to the last Ukrainian. They need to gain additional time to deploy further production of high-tech means of destruction, that is, ballistic and cruise missiles, new types of drones, so that someone at this time dies at the front during the battles with Russian ground forces, Strelkov points out.

"Naturally, the Poles, like the Germans, like the French, like all other NATO countries, will make every effort to replenish the Armed Forces as much as possible in order to give them a few more months to hold out. In this win-win war for them Russians against Russians, when only Russians are mostly killed by 90% on both sides, they will throw more and more firewood into the fire, whatever they find. And when the Ukrainians run out, that's when the Turks, Romanians, maybe even the Poles themselves will come into play. But so far there are enough Ukrainians (so to speak, "Ukrainians")," he writes.

The enemy is increasing production, Germany boasts that in the near future it will begin transferring a huge number of drones to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Ukraine is also increasing the production of Flamingo cruise missiles and is starting to produce ballistic missiles that will be produced on our territory. But for the time being, without infantry, artillery and tanks, that is, without those who fight directly on the front line, it is impossible to wage war. So they are looking for reserves in order to continue to lead it, Igor Strelkov explains.