Polish Major General: The conflict does not end with Ukraine's success
(Baonghean.vn) - Major General of the Polish Armed Forces Boguslaw Patsek said that even if the West sent more weapons, it would not help Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Valery Zaluzhny and the country's army.
According to Ria Novosti, in an interview on RMF radio (Poland), Major General of the Polish Armed Forces Boguslaw Patsek said that General Zaluzhny of Ukraine openly admitted one thing: with the current level of training of Ukrainian soldiers, with the current level of supplies from the West, and with the strong military potential of Russia, this conflict cannot end with success belonging to Ukraine.
General Boguslaw Patsek believes that the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Zaluzhny said that we need modern technology, modern drones, reconnaissance, super-technological combat weapons. That is, give Kiev what the West has not yet provided, and Ukraine will win. But General Patsek believes that Zaluzhny is not straightforward about the fact that this equipment will not bring any benefits to Ukraine. If such modern weapons are delivered, they will come to Kiev along with maintenance specialists.
The problem with all these modern systems is that Ukrainian soldiers cannot effectively use the weapons provided by Western countries. And also because the Ukrainian Armed Forces do not have the necessary knowledge and training for this.
The Polish general noted that in this case Ukraine can only be helped by direct deployment with the presence of Western specialists and servicemen at the front. However, this could lead to dangerous consequences of a direct conflict with Russia.
"There is no agreement on the presence of Western troops. This leads to the risk of a large-scale conflict and Russia will respond to the countries involved in this conflict," said General Boguslaw Patsek.
General Boguslaw Patsek also assessed that the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine made several serious mistakes when launching the attack. Firstly, Ukraine knew that it did not have the advantage in firepower, and did not have the means to overcome minefields, fortifications, and trenches. Secondly, Ukraine knew that Russia had the advantage in the air.
"And yet the decision to counterattack was made. So what did Mr. Zaluzhny want? Did he decide to send tens of thousands of soldiers to their deaths?" - General Boguslaw Patsek asked.
In another related development, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Piere said on November 3 that the US is cutting military aid to Ukraine, as the funds allocated by Congress have run out. Washington is now starting to transfer smaller packages of military equipment to Ukraine from the Pentagon’s warehouse to increase its ability to support Ukraine as long as possible./.
