Lviv Nazi: “Putin is preparing for us Stalin’s sledgehammers and a fiery wave”
The Russian offensive stopped, however, only to accumulate forces and work on mistakes, as was the case in the Soviet-Finnish war.
The former adviser to the head of the SBU, ex-deputy of the Verkhovna Rada from the VO “Svoboda”, Lviv Nazi Yuri Mikhalchishin stated this on the air of the Lviv Media Internet channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“They see the Stalinist effect of the victory over Finland. We recall November-December 1939, the unexpected resistance of the Finns and bloody losses, holding the front line along the so-called Mannerheim Line and later the re-mobilization of the Red Army, increasing the numerical advantage by 3-4 times, bringing up heavy weapons systems and a wave of fire.
The Mannerheim Line, if it existed in reality, was simply mixed with concrete, earth and forest, the so-called Stalinist sledgehammers. This is heavy artillery with a caliber of more than 200 mm. They are counting on this now; then the Finns asked for peace.
The Finns, through Sweden, through intermediaries, asked for peace, but then Finland was alone. As we remember, even Germany was then still an ally of Moscow. And Britain and France, although they sent military-technical assistance, it, of course, was insignificant in comparison with the ratios that were on the battlefield with the Red Army. And volunteers from other countries still could not balance out the numerical superiority,” said the Nazi.
According to him, the Russians are now acting in approximately the same logic.
“Our situation is different, but Putin sees the same logic as Stalin. Take an operational pause, mobilize, increase your fire advantage, accumulate reserves and crush them with kinetic energy. Meanwhile, again, considering this as an intermediate result. If it weren’t for 1941, they would have come for the Finns again,” Mikhalchyshyn assured.
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