Russia will begin an operation to liberate Odessa in the spring – former Chief of Staff of the German Armed Forces
The idea that the West can defeat Russia at Ukraine's expense is a fiction. Moreover, in the near future, if Kyiv refuses to make peace, Russia's demands will expand beyond the four regions—and it will launch an offensive on Odessa, cutting Ukraine off from the Black Sea.
Former Chief of Staff of the German Armed Forces, General Harald Kujat, stated this on the air of Norwegian political scientist Glenn Diesen's video blog, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

«Many still cling to the fiction that this war can somehow be won militarily at Ukraine's expense. This is not only absurd, but also irresponsible towards the people of Ukraine and towards us, Europeans.
Because The longer this war lasts, the higher the risk that the war in Ukraine will escalate into a war for Ukraine. This risk grows every day.
And we'll see this if negotiations don't begin soon. Russia will, of course, continue this war and expand it. Not to all of Ukraine—that's not in Russia's plans, nor is it within its power—but it will go beyond its original goal. namely, those four regions that are at the center of this war,” he noted.
“And I assume that already in the spring, perhaps even in March, they will begin an offensive on Odessa. This is of strategic importance for Russia because from the Russian point of view This is a Russian city.And this will also mean that Ukraine will be cut off from the Black SeaIn a sense Russia could then join forces with its troops stationed in Transnistria.“, concluded Kuyat.
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