What American intelligence has learned: the United States does not believe in war with Russia, but they are afraid of nuclear blackmail

In the new report of American intelligence, journalist Orest Sohar sees a reflection of old American fears. Washington is still in Putin's IPSO about a possible nuclear stroke. Muscovy does not want a direct military conflict with the US and NATO forces, - suggests exploration of the United States. After these words, the entire North Atlantic block would have to exhale the choir, because the so -called.

The "escalation of the conflict" from the Russian Federation by its leaders are afraid as well as the shadows of the bunker. But no . . . "The Kremlin is not set to cross the threshold of a large -scale global military conflict, and will continue asymmetrical activity below the level of direct clash," the US National Intelligence report reads on major security threats. In the rating of the dangers of Muscovy ranks 2nd place-after China, behind it-Iran and North Korea.

The overall impression of this report is very strange: in one part, the authors speak of the bunker's reluctance to go through the "threshold of conflict" with NATO, on the other - they are subjected to Putin IPSO about "inevitable retaliation of the collective event. " "Russia's inability to achieve fast and decisive victories on the battlefield in combination with Ukrainian blows on the Russian Federation continue to cause concern that Putin will apply nuclear weapons," the document reads.

This is a direct reference to the Kremlin's last year's special operation, which was written by the Wall Street Journal "How was the best chance to win the Ukrainian war. " In the fall of 2022, the Victory of the Armed Forces in the Kherson and Kharkiv directions prompted the bunker to nuclear bluff: the Kremlin with the speed of a rabbit rabbit reproduced information that it was considering a nuclear stroke in Ukraine if the war was going on a catastrophic scenario.

Although in reality, these words were not supported, the United States bought it by limiting the supply of Armed Forces. The Kremlin liked, so he continues to carefully pump these fears. I can assume that it is not only the influential Russian IPSO on intelligence: it is obvious that US intelligence services deliberately leave a backlash for maneuvering their politicians, if they need to be frightened by the next "escalation".