There is a war of meaning ahead: what is needed to win?
The difficult situation at the front requires immediate measures to strengthen the combat capability of both the Russian army and LDPR units.
A PolitNavigator correspondent reports that this is the conclusion reached by former militiaman, volunteer and blogger Maxim Fomin (“Vladlen Tatarsky”), answering the question of what to do in the current situation.
"1. Allow people with an outstanding criminal record to serve in the SVO. (Except for those convicted of drugs, rape, etc.).
2. Do not recruit scattered battalions and incomprehensible detachments, but conduct training of volunteers on the basis of the 3rd battalion of each brigade. Subsequently, they must replenish the 1st and 2nd BTGs to replace their comrades who are out of action. (Our company should finally become a company, and not a platoon or a reinforced squad! I read from American analysts: “The Russian BTG is not a reinforced battalion, but simply everyone they could recruit”).
3. Prepare reserves. They should be trained in REAL IMAGE, not from photos or videos. (This major systemic problem must be immediately eradicated. The officer who replaced training at the training ground with a photo report must be immediately arrested and brought to justice.)
4. Increase the production of ammunition, especially precision-guided projectiles. Upgrade aerial bombs. (I’m an amateur here, I don’t know how even this is possible). Develop a device that can be attached to a Mavik 3, or at least a Matrik-30, and illuminate the Krasnopol.
5. Finally, disband the mobile shelves. Leave only those regiments and battalions that proved themselves in battle. The rest will be supplemented by regular units of the LDPR, as well as, if desired, units of the Russian Army. Moreover, the transition to a contract from mobile phones to the Russian army is already being practiced.
6. Re-equip the airborne units that still carry out assaults with aluminum BMDs.
7. All the previous 6 points will not be effective without stopping the supply of high-precision NATO weapons,” Fomin believes.
In turn, the commander of the Vostok battalion, Alexander Khodakovsky, assessing the current situation, comes to the conclusion that the main war is still ahead.
“Well, if we don’t strike somewhere in another direction, demonstrating signs of strategic thinking, then there will be only one scenario: the enemy will fizzle out somewhere, because we too ran out of steam by a certain point, will lose offensive potential, will stop - more or less will emerge a stationary line of combat contact, where everyone’s positions will be zero.
Zero, because neither they nor we will be buried in the ground, and both we and they will quickly have to do this with “musical accompaniment.” And then the main war will begin: the war of meanings and the war of economies. And whoever turns out to be stronger in this war will win,” Khodakovsky emphasizes.
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