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Hello everyone, Michael Nuckey is with you and today
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the war between Russia and Ukraine has been going on for 300 days,
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the war that Vladimir
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Putin started. This is not really a war in the sense
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that this is only part of it because the
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war itself was started back in 2014, the war did
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not end, it continued all
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these years, but in February of last year,
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Vladimir Putin staged a new invasion, an
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invasion of the territory of Ukraine in order to
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destroy it, the plans of the Russian leadership
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included the capture of Kiev in 10 days and,
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accordingly, a fairly quick
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end to this war, the end of the war as the
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Kremlin assumed, with its victory, this did not
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happen, the war continues to this
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day probably when we are people,
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so it’s not that we love, we pay
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attention to some round numbers, 300
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days is one of them, so I think many
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today will remember how
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this war began, how it is going on, what has changed in
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this war, how the pla
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woman and how he came up with new ones, but
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today I want to talk a little about
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something else. I want to talk about when this
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war will end, and it’s not like I’m going to
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give you a specific date or even a year. No,
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I won’t do that. I just
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because Nobody knows the future. Let’s go with
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it. let's accept Let's accept that all
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the assumptions When Putin will die when
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he will be overthrown When the war will end
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when the aliens will arrive It's
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not all that completely pointless
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because when people make these kinds of
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forecasts, they are more interesting than their conclusion and
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how they come to this Here is the process itself,
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how why they believe that there the
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likelihood of Putin’s overthrow has increased
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or, on the contrary, weakened, and so on and so forth,
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here the analyst’s arguments already appear.
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This is quite useful,
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but today I want to talk to you about
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what scenarios for this war are possible;
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they were collected by the Bloomberg agency; I must
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say that the method they
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used was quite interesting, but at the same time it
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has a number of significant limitations,
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like any methods that are based
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on data that we already have, which
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is based on the past, for example,
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Bloomberg, in order to outline
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possible strategies for the duration of
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the conflict, they use the collection of information
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from previous conflicts that have occurred in
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recent years in recent decades and
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based on the fact that they
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aggregated Yes, they draw some
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conclusions, well, that is, they look into the past,
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look at the conflicts that were there,
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where, what was the balance of power, how long did
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these conflicts last, and because of this,
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extrapolates these conclusions to the
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current situation? the problem is because
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history is this story that the number of
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possible options is not predetermined. Well,
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that is, we can see something that has
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never happened before and actually
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human history consists of this.
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Well, that is, they will still be as
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usual, then bam something happens
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and that’s it now the rules of
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the game have changed in a completely different way, so in their time from
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nuclear weapons changed a lot the Second
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World War changed a lot which was even
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before nuclear weapons began at
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least and in this sense human
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history is unpredictable - this is what
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I always cook for in my videos in on your
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streams on your posts when they
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ask me But what will happen there, what will happen there,
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what will happen there, firstly, I always
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say that no one knows the future and
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secondly, I say that nothing is
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predetermined, well, that is, there is no written
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or destined fate. -the
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finale that will inevitably come is
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our actions, and each person,
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no matter how it seems to a person, that
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his actions have little influence on anything. The
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totality of these
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actions also matters and determines the history of mankind,
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so I’m not a fact and I believe that the results
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depend on the action each individual
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person that we don’t just decide our own destiny,
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but we decide the fate of all humanity. But
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this is such a lyrical digression and
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parameters that it seems to me important to
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outline all the necessary reservations.
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Before we move on to the
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Bloomberg material, which really
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turned out to be very interesting, I will be
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based on its retelling publication of
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the agency because Bloomberg has
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not yet released it to the public space.
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That is, they have it in their own closed
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service to which journalists have access.
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I don’t have it, but I asked some
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to verify it. However, we will
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consider the agency’s retelling,
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which came out very well,
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I will leave a link to it in the description. So
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First, let's outline what Well, where are
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we now? The war has been going on for
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10 months; in fact, both sides are
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not yet at parity; the initiative is
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more likely on the side of Ukraine, but
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nevertheless, the difference in strength is not too
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great yet and it is difficult to say which side is on
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now. more power Combat all this
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happened because in Russia it was not possible
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to carry out the Blitzkrieg as we know From the
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large publication of the newer Times which
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I hope I will soon translate and or
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use some kind of translation to voice for you
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and it will be on the channel because
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such important documents of the era judging by
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in this publication, Russia did not have a backup
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plan; Russia put everything on the line; it
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really didn’t think that it was doing this.
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Vladimir Putin thought that it would be a
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calm, systematic, ten-day
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operation that would allow him to
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add more territories there to obtain a
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puppet State and again
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raise his fame and popularity
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in Russia; it must be said that The Ukrainian
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side was not fully prepared for this
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invasion. Nobody was prepared.
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Because it initially seemed to them that
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the group with which Putin wants to
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carry it out would not be able to carry it out,
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so they assumed that he
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would not do this, that he was doing something
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else, for example, he would go there. in the Donbass
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to try something or some other
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maneuvers, but they did not expect that there would be an attack
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on Kiev because just the number of
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Russian military personnel And actually the
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way they prepared indicated that
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it was unlikely to succeed. However, the capture
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was really possible because that
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Russia had precisely a plan to divert the
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main Ukrainian troops to the Donbass
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theater of military operations and a quick march to
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Kiev, which should have led to an
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immediate effect, Western services
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also believed in this and they believed that Kiev
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could really be captured, but it was
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not possible to capture Kiev even after
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that Russia got involved in such a
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long protracted war, Ukraine
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is fighting back successfully
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liberating its territory a month ago the
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city of Kherson was liberated,
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the only regional center that
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Russia managed to capture, and from then until
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then Russia did not have any
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significant military successes after
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Lisichansk, which was after
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Severodonetsk, in fact, Russia
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was advancing on Severodonetsk,
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they were in Lisichansk and they withdrew just
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when they arrived, and after that Russia
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had no major successes, but now the war is
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such a protracted one of attrition and we have not
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seen any serious advances for the last
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month on either side, in
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many respects -due to the weather, but nevertheless, this is
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already such a meat grinder, a meat grinder where a
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huge number of people die, especially there
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in the direction of, for example, Bakhmut, where
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Russia just for some reason decided that for
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it this is a catastrophically important
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political point And there it simply
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sends waves after waves of waves after
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waves and people are dying Russia
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mobilized on September 21 and actually
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expanded the number of military personnel who do not
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have This is the point we
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are now, that is, it is difficult to say that
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one of the sides has any
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colossal advantage On the other
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side So now to the Bloomberg analysis
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to determine the approximate
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duration of the war between Russia
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Ukraine Bloomberg used a model
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based on an analysis of military conflicts
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over the past 200 years, the agency
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stipulates that the model does not give a
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final answer to the question When
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will the war end? But we discussed all these reservations.
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According to the
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Bloomberg model, the average duration of
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modern wars is approximately 15
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months, only less 20 percent of
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conflicts last longer than 30 months And
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most modern wars
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end with a peace agreement when
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this invasion first began, that is,
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during the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the balance of
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combat power was turned in favor of Russia
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but the difference between the capabilities of the two
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sides is less than the average for 200 years of
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conflicts model Bloomberg suggests
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that a small gap in military
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potential compared to past
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conflicts is one of the reasons why
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we can expect a long
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duration of this war, that is,
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when some advantage of one of the
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parties is overwhelming, it reduces the duration of the
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conflict because, again, as a
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rule, if you more combat power,
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then you can put more pressure on the
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enemy more actively. And in this way, the conflict
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ends in favor of the country that has
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more combat power. Separately,
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Bloomberg adds that another
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factor that can lead to
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prolongation of the conflict is the strategy
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that the side was chosen if Russia
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completes its transition from the main
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strategy used now is
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attrition and focus on the
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punishment strategy as they call it Bloomberg we will
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talk later about what this is that the
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duration of the war could
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double compared to the
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status quo that is how long
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wars usually are for at least the last
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200 years and so what kind of military
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strategies are these, as Vlomberg journalists talk about it,
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Bloomberg researchers, in total, the
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model allows for three military strategies. The
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first is a strategy of maneuver, these are attacks
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that are focused on quickly seizing
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territory and not destroying the enemy. The
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second strategy is a strategy of attrition
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in which the emphasis is on capture and
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destruction. enemy forces without the
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obligatory rapid advance,
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the third is a punishment strategy
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aimed at inflicting the
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greatest damage on the enemy in order to break his will
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in the fight, while the parties do not necessarily engage
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in a direct collision, strikes can be delivered by
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missiles or carried out by
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guerrilla methods, as
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Bloomberg notes now, the Russian army
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has switched from the strategy of maneuver that
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was at the beginning of this invasion to the
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strategy of attrition,
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elements of the strategy of punishment also appeared.
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So, according to Bloomberg, the most likely
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scenarios for a further conflict, the first
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scenario assumes that the balance of forces
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remains unchanged and the parties continue to
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adhere to the strategy of attrition in
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this case, the war will last 30 months
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until mid-2024 then there is 23 and
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then 2024 the second scenario
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proposed by Bloomberg Russia is completing the
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transition to a punishment strategy In this
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scenario, the conflict can last almost
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forever Well, that is, what is the story that
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such long shellings that do not
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aim to immediately seize
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territory Here and now they can be
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carried out and without a direct attempt to seize
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territory and therefore they can
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last for a very, very long time, that is,
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they are not standardized according to any time frame, all
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this can be a semi-frozen conflict
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in which both sides attack
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each other periodically and accordingly
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try to inflict blows and damage to the
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infrastructure of the institution and everything
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else Such a scenario, as
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Bloomberg reports, according to their model, has no
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time limits, that is, such a
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half-frozen conflict with which
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people still continue to die,
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some objects of the country continue to be simply destroyed,
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continue to live in such war
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conditions, this does not have any
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long period of time, the third scenario is one of the
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bloodiest Russia is carrying out a full
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mobilization this could be politically
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risky notes Bloomberg because
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Russia hasn't had a full mobilization since World
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War II But this will
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widen the military capability gap in a
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colossal way and
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thus shorten the projected
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end of the conflict so the scenario
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shifts the expected end of the conflict
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for the middle of next year,
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but again, let's talk about this
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scenario here. In detail what it could
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look like, it means full mobilization,
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I mean straight full, not in the sense
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that this is the antonym of the partial mobilization
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that was now because now it’s
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like the mobilization that was It was
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general but not complete general because it
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concerned everyone, that is, they could take
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anyone and they grabbed everyone in a row, but it was
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limited in the number of people who
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wanted to recruit; full mobilization
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is when all reservists, that is,
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all men in Russia over
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18 years old, can be called upon to be put
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under arms and sent to the front, that is, a
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gigantic number of people, it’s difficult to
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say that this is exactly 25 million, as
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Shoigu said, but these are Millions of people, and
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if these Millions of people
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end up at the front, then the ratio of
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combat power to the number of just people
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at the front will be strongly not in favor of
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Ukraine and thus Bloomberg
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suggests that this conflict may
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end faster, but Russia’s victories They
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themselves note the risks associated with this. And
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in general, this scenario seems
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unlikely to me, firstly because
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complete mobilization in Russia. Especially
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considering that we have seen how
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even 300 thousand people are mobilized, yes with
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big problems with a lot of discontent
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with a lack of equipment, logistics and everything
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else,
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imagining a complete mobilization within the framework of
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which Millions of people will go to the front
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is problematic, especially if we are not
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so much directly concerned with the people of possible
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riots and everything connected with this, but
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if we are concerned with the equipment of weapons,
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equipment and other things, where does everything come from? take this,
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yes, you can urgently set up factories in a non
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-stop mode; selling women means
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working in these factories, but the fact is
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that
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even if you have 9 women, you won’t
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be able to give birth to a child, which means in a month,
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following the
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common aphorism. Therefore, even
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if they are all super-powerful, they will even
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mobilize if women to the front And there it
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means all the Old Men in the factories with their children, it’s
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very difficult to imagine this
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whole gigantic attack will be possible, which means
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somehow
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equipping it just for the sake of being able to be in a capable
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state; moreover, most likely there
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will be some responses to full mobilization
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from the West but he still has
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quite a large room for maneuver. Yes, for
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now the West is limited exclusively to
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arms supplies, with a very
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limited range of weapons and
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limited quantities; if the West
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decides that
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now is the time to use more of
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its resources, then again this can
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seriously change the situation. Not to mention the
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political risks within Russia, yes
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Again, very small, as long as you
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remember, bloggers said one percent of a
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pack of marmalade caused a rather sharp
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reaction and a dramatic drop in
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Putin’s rating, then complete mobilization, but it
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could lead to real, let’s
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say, riots and discontent because,
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well, the scale will be simply gigantic and there
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will be problems a lot, but about the
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supply of weapons, just the fourth
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scenario, the fourth scenario
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provides for a decisive shift in the
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balance of power towards Ukraine, this
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is possible in the event of a drop in the morale of
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Russian soldiers, although much lower, or
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if Washington and the West provide
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Kiev with more modern weapons in
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large quantities, which will speed up the end
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war in favor of Ukraine is
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the most negative scenario. According to
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the model, it allows for the continuation of the war until
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2160. This will happen
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if Russia no longer resorts to
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mobilization and chooses a
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punishment strategy. That is, this is the strategy
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that we have already discussed. However,
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do the forecasts say that the accuracy of
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such a forecast is low. Well, that is, again,
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you need to understand that this is all
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a Model that calculates everything itself,
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so the numbers are very arbitrary. You and I are
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not interested in the specific, meaning this is the year
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in which We are promised graduation, but simply
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an understanding of what scenarios and how can
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turn this board the most likely
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The scenario seems to be, of course, an
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increase in assistance from strange Western countries; the
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overwhelming advantage that
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Ukraine receives in connection with the receipt of
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this assistance; low morale on the
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part of Russian soldiers, which will be
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lower the more they recruit and,
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accordingly, Victory of Ukraine. I don’t know
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when; again, it seems to me no one will do this
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will say But at least with a high
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degree of confidence about the feelings
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next year, but these are exclusively my
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feelings. But the main thing here is to understand that a
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lot depends on all these
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variables, which in many ways must
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reach the West first. Well, that
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is, the West must understand that there is no
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scenario that you can help Lucy a little bit,
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they actually help a lot
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with weapons, but what is there, what is the
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line where you need to stop, you never know
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What Well, the longer this all
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happens, the more protracted the conflict will be
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and the worse the consequences will be
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for the whole world including the same
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West, so this understanding must
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somehow reach them in order for them to
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increase supplies. You know, I
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recently talked with, let’s say, Western
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specialists and they have this
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strange idea that it’s as if
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there are two Russias, which means one Russia is
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now at war with Ukraine And the second Russia
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is Russia that threatens the West, and
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somehow in our interactions with them I
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tried to explain to them that this is one and the
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same Russia. Yes, that defeating
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Russia, which is fighting with Ukraine, is in the
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future and in the present the absence of
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the opportunity for Russia to attack to
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the countries of the West, after all, if you are following, you
00:17:53
saw that our West says that we have
00:17:55
supplied all the weapons that were
00:17:57
conditionally superfluous. Well, that is, in reserve and all that
00:17:59
remains is what we need to
00:18:01
protect ourselves, and here is the logical question of
00:18:04
protection from whom
00:18:06
Russia is fighting. completely
00:18:08
immersed in this conflict, so I
00:18:10
hope that this understanding will
00:18:12
come more and more. Judging by the
00:18:14
latest statements, the West
00:18:17
understands more and more what is happening and expresses
00:18:19
support for Ukraine not only with you but also with
00:18:21
supplies, Risha Sunok from
00:18:24
the UK said that next
00:18:25
year we will deliver no less than in the
00:18:27
past, and Great Britain supplied a lot of
00:18:29
weapons to Ukraine, catch Schultz,
00:18:32
instead of some you know, like jelly
00:18:35
stories, says that Germany will
00:18:38
support Ukraine as long as
00:18:39
he needs to go to the toilet, and he is
00:18:41
Stoltenberg, the Secretary General of NATO, and
00:18:44
in this sense, this is the only option
00:18:46
which is positive and possible, this is
00:18:49
the only option that will end
00:18:51
the conflict quickly in favor of Ukraine,
00:18:54
which was attacked and without the possibility of Russia
00:18:57
to create a fuss,
00:19:00
including in European countries.
00:19:03
I found this model from Bloomberg
00:19:05
interesting to discuss, I don’t know. Write
00:19:07
in the comments How do you like this I
00:19:08
periodically come across some
00:19:09
interesting publications, in my opinion,
00:19:11
that I would be happy to discuss with you
00:19:13
and then read your comments. What do
00:19:14
you think about this? I will say one last
00:19:17
thing at the end of this video, you need to
00:19:18
understand that these models and all the judgment
00:19:21
despite a bunch of disclaimers which I
00:19:22
gave, I am sure that
00:19:24
it always does disastrous disclaimers
00:19:26
to give, no one pays attention to them
00:19:28
when the discussion moves on. But I will
00:19:30
also add one thing that all this does not take into account
00:19:34
possible changes within Russia, and that
00:19:37
is, the possibility of some attempt
00:19:40
by the Elite to correct their situation and,
00:19:42
accordingly to get rid of Putin or
00:19:44
physically eliminate him or hand him over,
00:19:47
this does not include oneself, it is possible and I don’t
00:19:50
know there will be massive mobilizations as
00:19:52
it was in the First World War and much
00:19:54
more. That is, this model is exclusively
00:19:55
military.
00:19:57
And war is a very subtle art where
00:20:00
anything can happen and there are armies that
00:20:03
they defeat those who are superior to them and very
00:20:06
much And war is generally a subtle subtle
00:20:10
art; its only thing that is
00:20:12
not perceived as art in Russia in the
00:20:14
Russian army, but that is actually why
00:20:17
they have such results, the Ukrainian
00:20:18
military and the Ukrainian army, firstly, have
00:20:22
high morals because they they defend
00:20:23
their land, they defend their homeland, they
00:20:26
defend their loved ones and they see what the
00:20:27
Russian army does to them when
00:20:29
it captures cities. Yes, there is
00:20:31
chaos in the execution filtering
00:20:34
and secondly, this is a really very
00:20:37
talented army leadership that
00:20:39
makes cunning interesting maneuvers Well,
00:20:43
because war is mostly parts are
00:20:44
deception, that is, deception of expectations, such 3D
00:20:47
chess mixed with poker, and in this
00:20:51
sense, of course, there is only one task
00:20:54
to provide the Ukrainian army with everything and
00:20:59
only the West can help it cope with this task. Well, at the same time, putting pressure on
00:21:01
Russia with sanctions and so on and so forth and
00:21:03
so on In general These are the possible
00:21:06
options for ending the conflict Write in
00:21:09
the comments When you think the war
00:21:11
will end, you know then when it will
00:21:13
end on a specific date You have
00:21:14
a lot of comments Write for sure
00:21:16
there will be comments Where the date will be
00:21:17
indicated Exactly For one of them, well,
00:21:19
just by distribution, that is if
00:21:21
you all Write different and then it will
00:21:22
turn out that you guessed conditionally,
00:21:25
we will then go around with this screenshot and
00:21:27
talk, here among us was the octopus
00:21:30
Paul or Nostradamus, who likes who better,
00:21:31
but Michael Nucky was with you
00:21:33
subscribe to the channel, like it,
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support it on Patreon link to
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Patreon will be in the description all the best
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