Why does NATO want to freeze the Ukraine conflict?
Russian foreign intelligence agency believes that NATO wants to freeze the Ukraine conflict to restore the strength of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
According to RIA Novosti, the press office of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) said on November 29 that NATO plans to freeze the conflict in Ukraine to restore combat capabilities and prepare to respond.
““Given the lack of the ability to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia on the battlefield, NATO is increasingly inclined to freeze the Ukrainian conflict. The West sees the implementation of such a scenario as an opportunity to restore the combat capabilities of the Ukrainian army and thoroughly prepare Kiev for a subsequent retaliatory strike,” the press release of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service said.
According to the SVR, NATO has established training centers in Ukraine – where it is expected to train at least 1 million mobilized troops.
Under the pretext of restoring the combat capabilities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, about 100,000 people will be brought into Ukraine under the guise of peacekeeping troops. In practice, this means taking control of Ukraine.
The territories that are supposed to come under control are demarcated as follows: the Black Sea coast controlled by Romania, the western regions of Ukraine - by Poland, the center and east of Ukraine - Germany, the northern regions including the capital - Britain, the SVR said.
Western defense industry companies, including Germany's Rheinmetall, in addition to investments, will be required to send top specialists and high-performance equipment to Ukraine.
The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service believes that this move by NATO has clarified the answer to the question of what options Russia has to resolve the conflict.
