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Comment: At first, I thought it was impossible that Russia, in its own territory, would not be able to quickly destroy and push out a limited number of invading NATO military formations. Then, I understood the tactics used by Russians. Just look at the map, above. Russia is deliberately opening death corridors (these narrow pockets or fingers into its territory). This looks like a classic trap. NATO soldiers go in, they divide, get surrounded and get eliminated. A typical military grinder.

Of course, Russia is not going to change this strategy. It divides NATO forces into small and manageable groups, It sucks in ever increasing number of NATO and Ukrainian units, and it relocates them to the Kursk front. In the meantime, Russia is progressing its offensive further South, gaining a significant buffer zone NW of Doneck. The Seversk-Slaviansk-Kramatorsk-Konstantinovka front will be next. Last month’s small Russian gains along the border north of Kharkiv have attracted NATOs attention and resulted in a formation of the Kursk front. Now, they are entrapped and bleeding. Russia is not in a hurry. For Russians, the longer this grinder works, the better. The question is, “Are NATO strategists so stupid, or, is this a script to achieve the depopulation of Ukraine agenda with the view of future relocation of Israel to the former Khasar Empire territory? Israel is working hard to provoke a larger military conflict in the Middle East that would justify such relocation. Russian tactics are very effective. Putin knows what he is doing. He is using the force and inertia of invading NATO and Ukrainian units against them – a typical judo technique. The real question is, “What is the end goal?”