I can predict that the state of Syria will most likely no longer exist. It will be divided, to some extent, between Turkey and, perhaps, chunks of Syria, the Alawites, and the territory that Israel controls.
And if Trump really does sell Ukraine weapons tomorrow funded by massive European money—and corners Putin in Istanbul—I think Putin’s mood will change too. It’s just that I doubt it will happen. I seriously doubt Trump would do it for Zelensky, who is a client of the “deep state”…
Victory is achieved on the battlefield. Hamas will be destroyed. We see that Hamas is practically ceasing to exist... Hamas will be destroyed — that's 100%.
Likewise.
In response to one's own question: "Will anything happen during the parade on May 9, or not?", to which Stanislav Belkovsky replied, "No, I don’t think anything will happen" — referring to possible Ukrainian strikes on Moscow and the May 9 parade.
In war, nothing is ever known in advance. Otherwise, the two sides wouldn’t be fighting. If nothing gets signed next week — and in my view, the chances of that are quite low.
You can just buy the 67 thousand — give them a million and buy them. I think that’s exactly what will happen with Greenland in one way or another, and no one will be any worse off because of it.
The idea is that the U.S. will somehow acquire Greenland, and it will happen without negative consequences.
Erdogan is much smarter and more farsighted than Putin. My assumption is that Erdogan’s operation in Syria will be far more successful than Putin’s operation in Ukraine. In reality, no one will be able to stop it. And most likely, Xi Jinping will follow Erdogan’s lead.
We will witness a grand scenario of "Cuban Missile Crisis 2.0" will unfold. The world on the brink of nuclear war, but at the last moment, Trump, not yet elected president, calls Putin, and together they save the world from catastrophe. Everyone breathes a sigh of relief.
I believe that the most likely and inevitable outcome of the war is a freezing of the conflict along the front line, followed by negotiations... The other question is where the front line will be at that time.
There is a story about the Sudzha gas measuring station... It's clear that when they start targeting it with FABs, something will happen to it. So I think we can say goodbye to the gas measuring station... it's unlikely that anything will survive there.
FAB = High-explosive aerial bomb
The choice will be between the collapse of the Zaporizhzhia corridor and the collapse of the Zaporizhzhia corridor.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces will destroy the Zaporizhzhia corridor (Russia’s land corridor to Crimea) as part of the upcoming counteroffensive.
A person who prohibits launching Russian missiles from the territory of Belarus cannot direct his army somewhere, as it will most likely turn its weapons against him.
About Lukashenko and the Belarusian army, which will turn its weapons against him if he directs them to Ukraine
On one hand, it is clear that there will be no offensive; it is simply not realistic... to ensure a successful offensive from Belarus.
There will be no offensive from the territory of Belarus.
So it seems that Iranian missiles will not arrive. Iran has decided to quietly back away from this disgrace.
Referring to the possible supply of Iranian missiles to Russia
They won't take it.
The response to the remark: 'I don't see much success from the Wagner fighters on the front. I think that if Prigozhin's PMC were not currently storming Bakhmut... it would only be to say, if it is taken, 'Look, we took Bakhmut.'
...I hope that it will turn out to be incorrect, but apparently, the IAEA commission will not be allowed to the station.
About the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.
In Europe and America, it was common to fear Putin's army. They said it was the second strongest army in the world, predicting that it would take Kyiv in three days. As we can see, it did not take Kyiv in three days, nor in five months, and it will not take it.
