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Showing posts with label Andrei Martyanov. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Andrei Martyanov. Show all posts
Andrei Martyanov | IRAN BOMBSHELL: Hypersonic Missile Could Sink US Navy Carrier — Trump WARNED! | Feb. 19, 2026
Andrei Martyanov | Soap Opera | Feb. 17, 2026
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Patrushev explains, Russian Navy grows. Soap Opera "Peace Deal".
Patrushev explains, Russian Navy grows. Soap Opera "Peace Deal".
Andrei Martyanov | Losers' Ball | Feb. 15, 2026
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Andrei Martyanov | Lavrov Unchained | Feb. 9, 2026
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Lavrov using proper definitions. UK is in charge, but it fails.
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Lavrov using proper definitions. UK is in charge, but it fails.
Andrei Martyanov | START Is Over | Feb. 5, 2026
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Lavrov explains. REAL air-to-air combat. System of systems.
Lavrov explains. REAL air-to-air combat. System of systems.
Andrei Martyanov | IT’S OVER: Iran & Russia Just Made Their Boldest Move Yet | Feb. 5, 2026
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Andrei Martyanov | About Allegories | Feb. 3, 2026
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White Tiger, War and Europe. France's delusions of grandeur.
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White Tiger, War and Europe. France's delusions of grandeur.
Andrei Martyanov & Lt Col Daniel Davis | U.S. Overestimating Our Military Capabilities | Feb. 2, 2026
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Andrei Martyanov argues that Russia has shifted decisively toward a strategy of breaking Ukraine’s ability to sustain the war, not through rapid territorial advances but by systematically destroying critical infrastructure—especially energy and power generation. Around 70% of Ukraine’s thermal power capacity is described as destroyed, pushing the country toward economic collapse and the risk of humanitarian catastrophe. This escalation is framed as deliberate and long-planned, driven by Russian frustration after years of negotiations that, in their view, Europe rejected.
Militarily, Russia is portrayed as advancing slowly and cautiously on the front lines while applying overwhelming pressure at the strategic and economic level. Russian forces are said to be within roughly 10–11 kilometers of Zaporizhzhia, a major industrial city, but Moscow is deliberately avoiding large, risky breakthroughs. Instead, Russia is conserving forces, building reserves, and operating under an “economy of force” approach, with an eye not only on Ukraine but on potential future confrontation with NATO.
According to the speaker, Russia’s core objective is not territory but the physical destruction of Ukraine’s armed forces and the remnants of its military-industrial complex, including NATO-supplied equipment. The destruction of energy infrastructure is framed as a means to eliminate Ukraine’s war-making capacity rather than simply to punish civilians.
On negotiations, the speaker is emphatic that Russia is not bargaining. Russian goals—demilitarization, “denazification,” no NATO troops, and acceptance of Russian conditions—have not changed since mid-2024. Talks are characterized as ultimatums rather than compromise, with Russian officials signaling “our way or the highway.”
Europe is described as the main obstacle to ending the war, allegedly clinging to unrealistic demands for Russian concessions and accountability despite the military balance on the ground. From the Russian perspective presented here, Europe lacks leverage and is disconnected from reality, while Russia sees little reason to negotiate with European leaders at all. The war, the speaker concludes, will continue along this trajectory unless Ukraine and its backers accept Russia’s terms.
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Andrei Martyanov argues that Russia has shifted decisively toward a strategy of breaking Ukraine’s ability to sustain the war, not through rapid territorial advances but by systematically destroying critical infrastructure—especially energy and power generation. Around 70% of Ukraine’s thermal power capacity is described as destroyed, pushing the country toward economic collapse and the risk of humanitarian catastrophe. This escalation is framed as deliberate and long-planned, driven by Russian frustration after years of negotiations that, in their view, Europe rejected.
Militarily, Russia is portrayed as advancing slowly and cautiously on the front lines while applying overwhelming pressure at the strategic and economic level. Russian forces are said to be within roughly 10–11 kilometers of Zaporizhzhia, a major industrial city, but Moscow is deliberately avoiding large, risky breakthroughs. Instead, Russia is conserving forces, building reserves, and operating under an “economy of force” approach, with an eye not only on Ukraine but on potential future confrontation with NATO.
According to the speaker, Russia’s core objective is not territory but the physical destruction of Ukraine’s armed forces and the remnants of its military-industrial complex, including NATO-supplied equipment. The destruction of energy infrastructure is framed as a means to eliminate Ukraine’s war-making capacity rather than simply to punish civilians.
On negotiations, the speaker is emphatic that Russia is not bargaining. Russian goals—demilitarization, “denazification,” no NATO troops, and acceptance of Russian conditions—have not changed since mid-2024. Talks are characterized as ultimatums rather than compromise, with Russian officials signaling “our way or the highway.”
Europe is described as the main obstacle to ending the war, allegedly clinging to unrealistic demands for Russian concessions and accountability despite the military balance on the ground. From the Russian perspective presented here, Europe lacks leverage and is disconnected from reality, while Russia sees little reason to negotiate with European leaders at all. The war, the speaker concludes, will continue along this trajectory unless Ukraine and its backers accept Russia’s terms.
Andrei Martyanov | February 1 2026 SitRep | Feb. 1, 2026
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Armada is not a good reference. Iran is ready. Energy "truce" is over.
Armada is not a good reference. Iran is ready. Energy "truce" is over.
Andrei Martyanov | Surprise, Surprise! | Jan. 28, 2026
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Some US scientists saw it coming. The loss of arms race
Some US scientists saw it coming. The loss of arms race
Andrei Martyanov | Being A Stump | Jan. 23, 2026
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Ukraine is finished. There is no comeback. Mr. Stubb and myths.
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Ukraine is finished. There is no comeback. Mr. Stubb and myths.
Andrei Martyanov | Admiral Nakhimov And Likes | Jan. 19, 2026
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Andrei Martyanov | Oreshnik Unchained | Jan. 17, 2026
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Suddenly Russia Is a Neighbor For Europe. They Want To Talk.
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Suddenly Russia Is a Neighbor For Europe. They Want To Talk.
