
Russian “Maskirovka” in action – The last act of the Ukrainian drama that will last for months begins – Colossal landing exercise
Ukraine will remain under the Russian “Damocles sword” for months
22 April, 2021
Article writer: Vassilis Kapoulas
The art of “Maskirovka”, that is, the Russian deception, is characterized by the move of the Russian Minister of Defense to order the immediate retreat and return of Russian forces to their bases from the border with Ukraine, surprising everyone.
But is that so?
In fact, a very difficult period is beginning for Ukraine that will last for months. Ukraine is now under suffocating Russian pressure and under the “Damocles sword” of Russian invasion. The Kremlin did not just want to make the first move and is waiting for a good reason to invade. How long will a Ukraine withstand a naval and land blockade?
The order of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs came as soon as the giant Russian exercise with the objective of creating an enclosed Ukraine was successfully executed.
The amphibious forces and paratroopers successfully executed the attack scenarios.
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The Order of the Russian Ministry of Defense S. Shoigu
An announcement that came immediately after the large-scale landing exercise with the aim of being one: Mariupol and Odessa.
“The forces of the 58th Army of the Southern Military District, the 41st Army of the Central Military District, the 7th, 76th and 98th Airborne Divisions will return to their bases by May 1st.
From the 23rd of the month, forces from the Southern and Western Military Districts will return to their bases.
The goal of the mass military exercises has been achieved and the troops are returning, “ said the Russian Minister of Defense.
The Maskirovka of the Kremlin
International analysts are wondering how many forces will return to their bases. And that’s because:
- The Russian Ministry of Defense changed the permanent base of development in many units. For example, the 56th Parachute Brigade is now based in Crimea.
- Shoigu officially announced that the 41st Army of the Central Military District will remain in the Pogonovo area from now until για Autumn for the Zapad-2021 exercises. This means that the equipment will remain on the Ukrainian border. This is an unprecedented development
- Most of the equipment near the Ukrainian border comes either from the VDV airborne force, which can be transported quickly, or from units in the Southern Military District. Heavy weapons such as BM-27 artillery, TOS-1A MLRS, and Iskander-M will remain on the Ukrainian border.
- Once the equipment is left, then the soldiers come very quickly, and most importantly, much quieter. Russia can deploy units on the Ukrainian border within hours without realizing heavy weapons movements.
Large-scale amphibious exercise in the Crimea
The order of the Russian YPAM S. Soingo came as soon as the large-scale exercise in Crimea was completed with 10,000 soldiers, 1200 vehicles and 40 ships.
2,000 Paratroopers performed jumps from 40 Il-76MD. The aim was to “invade” into enemy territory and occupy an enemy airfield in the rear of the enemy.
It was one of the largest paratrooper exercises in Russia, accompanied by large naval and air support forces.
“The paratroopers fell from a height of 600 meters with a strong wind. The strike force was covered by Su-27 fighters.
The entire operation was operated by the Russian AWACS A-50U and the Il-22-SURT Command and Control Center.
In his speech yesterday, Vladimir Putin made several references to the Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling. One would have to ask why. If this explanation is out the question remains.
I can’t imagine any American politician even having heard of Kipling, let alone citing him.
Putin Uses Characters From Rudyard Kipling “Jungle Book” During Speech — Sends Signals of His Intention to “Swarm” Russia’s enemies to send them fleeing, and KILL one in particular . . .
22 April, 2021
In his annual state of the nation address to both houses of parliament, Russian President Vladimir Putin compared those who are harming Russia, to the jackal, Tabaqui, from Rudyard Kipling’s “The Jungle Book.”
In an earlier speech in December 2011 while Prime minister, is it reported that Putin made remarks about foreign political financing, to the Opposition Party in the Russian Federal Assembly, saying “Come closer to me Bandar Logs.”
Bandar Logs was apparently a reference to the “little monkeys” in the jungle who try to take Mowgli prisoner, and in the book, one of the snakes Kaa told the Bandar Logs exactly that “Come closer to me Bandar Logs.” Presumably to eat them.
So again, Putin, referencing his (political) enemies in the Russia Federal Assembly, said something previously from the Jungle Book that might makes Intel circles think he was telling them he wants to eat them. Destroy them.
Has Putin lost his mind or is he simply toying with his enemies? Is he openly using arcane references from a book written by an Englishman visiting Vermont in the 1890’s to convey his true intent or is it a very subtle warning?
If so, then the US and EU might be facing a swarm of . . . something . . . . to send them fleeing, and the US in particular, may get the fate of Shere Khan; stampeded off a cliff, then gets his neck snapped and dies.
What does the leader of the second most powerful nation on this planet, really mean with the bizarre references he made during his speech yesterday?
This is the kind of real life stuff that true Intelligence Community experts have to spend time figuring out. Stay tuned.
A caller to The Hal Turner Radio Show (Simon from Florida) spent a HUGE amount of time trying to explain this on the air last night. Audio of that lengthy 30 minute call with some other intriguing references, is below:
To listen to the audio go to the article HERE