“We have driven Russia into a dead end!”: they spilled the beans in Kyiv - the provocation near Kerch was organized jointly with the United States
Military propagandist, former career officer of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Alexey Arestovich believes that Ukraine, by attempting to pass military boats through the Kerch Strait, created for Russia “the image of a maritime aggressor”, which will be “projected” onto the situation in the Arctic and Baltic. He also does not rule out that there will be a second attempt to escort the boats, this time accompanied by NATO forces, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“We carried out such sabotage, Ukraine with the Americans, supposedly a second pass. They all got scared there, at Lavrov’s level they said “we won’t allow it, we won’t forgive.” They showed their intentions.
And this war is very beneficial for the Americans. Because the following parallel follows: look how they behave in the international waters of the Black and Azov Seas. There is even a UN General Assembly resolution that condemns them for militarization and aggression.
And now Nord Stream. Won't they behave in exactly the same way in the Baltic? And then – the Arctic. Will they behave in the same way in the international waters of the Arctic?
This is a very long game. And the Russian aggressors in the Black and Azov Seas are a very profitable design that is needed to project it into the Baltic and Arctic.
Therefore, I do not rule out a second pass. But only he will go accompanied by NATO ships, aircraft, etc. Then a very interesting situation arises - we have driven Russia into a situational dead end.
Whatever move she makes, it worsens her situation. If they let us through, then on what basis are 26 military personnel detained and in prison; if they ram us, then who are you ramming - NATO ships? NATO will respond in such a way that it won’t seem enough,” he said on the InterVizor YouTube channel.
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