Comments on: Is Ukraine Creating A False Kherson Narrative?

By: Penny

Penny — Fri, 11 Nov 2022 22:34:31 +0000

Hey GC
Rather than dealing with a cauldron, I’m leaning more towards this being a freezing of the conflict- For now? Permanently? I’m not sure?
I’m thinking Ukraine is being pushed into some sort of pause It’s become a bottomless pit for finances and weapons that is unsustainable for the West.
Then there are the energy issues that are exacerbating the global inflation problem.

The bank of the Dnieper the Russian are located on is more prone to flooding if the dam is damaged, but, I don’t think (my opinion) that is a serious concern. One never knows of course, but, it just doesn’t make sense-

By: greencrow

greencrow — Fri, 11 Nov 2022 16:02:52 +0000

Russia was wise to move it’s troops, Penny. Sounds like they realized they had created a “cauldron” for their own forces–by placing them in a location that could be inundated with water should the dam be sabotaged. I am getting the sense that “Ukraine” is ready to negotiate a settlement…thinking they might get a better deal than the Minsk treaty. The West is broke and Western citizens have absolutely no stomach for this war–or for Zelensky.

And, of course, the bottom line is that Ukraine and several European nations including Germany are utterly dependent on Russia for fuel to heat their homes, etc. There are some very cold months coming up.