By Top War
Very often, from the lips of the patriotic public and bloggers, there are demands for the political leadership of Russia to start working in full force and move on to decisive action. This can be heard especially often when the Armed Forces of Ukraine once again launch missile strikes on Russian territory. But what is meant by “resolute action” and “in full force”?
In one of his previous articles, When Russia starts to fight for real “I noted that within the framework of a special military operation, the RF Armed Forces are actually fighting to the limit of their capabilities, and reinforcement can only be due to the announcement of mobilization, the introduction of martial law and the transfer of part of the industry to war footing. Why isn’t this happening? Obviously, because such steps would no longer fit into the framework of the SVO and would contradict the real plan of the military operation in Ukraine. What is this plan? We will try to answer this question.
On the lack of understanding of the meaning of the operation
Officially, the goals of the special operation in Ukraine were the demilitarization and denazification of Ukraine, as well as the protection of Donbass. And if everything is clear with the protection and liberation of Donbass, then with the abstract terms “demilitarization” and “denazification”, things are completely different. How exactly are they supposed to be carried out? If under demilitarization, apparently, one can assume a decrease in the military potential of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (but this is a very vague concept), then what is meant by the term “denazification”? But it’s not just the vagueness of these concepts. After six months of a special military operation, it becomes obvious that it is impossible to achieve any of these goals with the available forces, because it is impossible to defeat the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
