Merkel’s former military advisor: Russia cannot be defeated

NATO and RussiaAnd whether Shultz’s words about his desire not to escalate with Russia were sufficient in light of the recent decision.

Said former general Erich Wad, former military adviser to the former German chancellor Angela Merkel Director of Security Policy in the Chancellery and Head of the Federal Security Service.

• Russia cannot be defeated and a third world war must be avoided.
• Russia must be deterred and coexist with it later, as it is a superpower that cannot be defeated.
• Ukraine must be supported while making sure it does not slide into a nuclear war or a third world war
• The aim of the support should be to find grounds for negotiation with Russia, given that Russia must coexist with it in all circumstances.
• The goal of the Mnisk agreements was to find common ground for negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, not to give Kyiv an opportunity.
• I am under the impression, given my military background, that the tanks that Berlin has agreed to provide will not make much of a difference in the general situation.
• Tanks will not achieve much, because the Russians remain in a position of superiority in terms of weapons and military equipment, and tanks need to keep up with, maintain, and staff continuously.
• There are obstacles to negotiation, such as Russia considering several Ukrainian regions as part of it, but the alternative to negotiations is to continue the war, and this option is fraught with danger.
• I hope that the Western allies will not agree to requests from Ukraine to supply fighter jets and long-range missiles.

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Questions are raised about the effects of German military decisions on relations with other countries NATO and RussiaAnd whether Shultz’s words about his desire not to escalate with Russia were sufficient in light of the recent decision.

Said former general Erich Wad, former military adviser to the former German chancellor Angela Merkel Director of Security Policy in the Chancellery and Head of the Federal Security Service.

• Russia cannot be defeated and a third world war must be avoided.
• Russia must be deterred and coexist with it later, as it is a superpower that cannot be defeated.
• Ukraine must be supported while making sure it does not slide into a nuclear war or a third world war
• The aim of the support should be to find grounds for negotiation with Russia, given that Russia must coexist with it in all circumstances.
• The goal of the Mnisk agreements was to find common ground for negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, not to give Kyiv an opportunity.
• I am under the impression, given my military background, that the tanks that Berlin has agreed to provide will not make much of a difference in the general situation.
• Tanks will not achieve much, because the Russians remain in a position of superiority in terms of weapons and military equipment, and tanks need to keep up with, maintain, and staff continuously.
• There are obstacles to negotiation, such as Russia considering several Ukrainian regions as part of it, but the alternative to negotiations is to continue the war, and this option is fraught with danger.
• I hope that the Western allies will not agree to requests from Ukraine to supply fighter jets and long-range missiles.