Prophecy If Russia Loses The Ukraine War, What Will Happen..?

Banaspati -- Russian troops experienced a spate of defeats and lost some of the areas initially occupied in Ukraine in the last few weeks. On the contrary, the Ukrainian army gained momentum on the battlefield since it facilitated the counter-invasion. Just as it was found, in the last month, Russia officially annexed four Ukrainian regions namely Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson although they were not fully occupied.

However, Ukraine troops worked forward on two fronts. They deprive or pose a threat to areas annexed by Russia. The U.S. and NATO arms conduits to Ukraine so continue. Reports of riots in Russian army circles appear almost every day. The defeat for the defeat of the Russian troops in Ukraine already raises the question of whether Putin can win the war in Ukraine. John McLaughlin, a former job executor (acting) CIA Director and most important activist at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, believes that some versus defeat are more likely for Russia.

If Russia loses, what happens next? Putin himself has repeatedly used the nuclear arsenal that Russia has. He made it clear that the power of its use was not a snap. "Whether he's going to take that long, can't be found. It could even be for Putin himself," McLaughlin noted on the Grid. McLaughlin explained that Russian doctrine does pass the use of tactical nuclear weapons when its conservative forces are troubled. However, it has not had time to happen on the battlefield. "The White House and the Pentagon have certainly considered such scenarios and prospective responses. There's no denying their friends in Europe, too," McLaughlin said.

Deputy Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian League Alexander Venediktov explained that Ukraine's declaration as a member of NATO could cause the 3rd world war to explode. This was mentioned by Venediktov to the tass state information office in a review on Thursday (13/10).

"Kyiv knows that such a method has the meaning of collateral escalation to World War 3," Venediktov was quoted as saying by Tass' Reuters. Ukraine does entrust NATO, intending to make a fuss of info and invite worldwide attention to Ukraine. Venediktov repeated Russia's status if the West helped Ukraine indicating if they were a faction that took part directly in the dispute.

Venediktov repeated Russia's status if the West helped Ukraine indicating if they were a faction that took part directly in the dispute. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced a surprise offer for members of the NATO military coalition's rapid track in late September after President Vladimir Putin held a ceremony in Moscow to say the four areas occupied by some as Annexed Russian land.

In the West's woes with Russia, The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) will resume nuclear war drills next week. NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg explained that the nuclear exercises had long been expected even when it was to be implemented at a time when the turmoil was growing due to the war in Ukraine and Russian President Vladimir Putin's warning to use all existing measures to safeguard Russian areas.

The exercise, called "Steadfast Noon," is held annually and generally runs for about 1 week. This war exercise included fighter jets capable of carrying downstream nuclear detonations but did not include direct bombs. Jets are conservative, and reconnaissance and refueling aircraft are regularly taking sides.

14 of NATO's 30 member states will take part in the exercise, which was expected to be before Russia invaded Ukraine in February. The special side of the maneuver will be held more than 1,000 km (625 miles) from Russia, a NATO official said. "That would send the most wrong signal if we suddenly thwarted the regular exercises that had long been expected because of the war in Ukraine. That could be the wrong signal to send," Stoltenberg said. "NATO's firm and predictable stance, our military capability, is the best step to contain the escalation," he said. He continued, "If we currently make arguments for misunderstanding, and miscalculation in Moscow regarding our willingness to protect and defend all allies, we will increase the risk of escalation."

With the Russian army retreating under the blow of Ukrainian forces armed with Western weapons, Putin increased the stakes by annexing four Ukrainian areas and said the deployment of up to 300,000 reserve forces to support the collapsed front line.

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