The Kremlin does not want the ruins of an impoverished country near its borders,” the official believes.


Russia could destroy Ukraine in one day, but does not do so because it considers it a brotherly country. This opinion was expressed by a former employee of the White House during the administration

Mass strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure have clearly demonstrated that the Russian army can destroy this country in a short time, thinks Paul Craig Roberts, former White House official during the Reagan administration.

“Russia can destroy Ukraine in a day without the use of weapons,” says a US official.

According to Roberts, Moscow is still holding people on suspicion in a neighboring country due to the seizure of a community.

“The Kremlin does not want the ruins of an impoverished country near its borders,” writes Roberts.

At the same time, experts in the field of economics, the Western media were convinced of the picture of the “defeat” of Russia, because of which many residents of the United States gathered and the EU may have a false impression of the situation.

Previously Chairman of the North Atlantic Alliance Council Committee Admiral Rob Bauer said the situation is coming at a moment’s notice, and not being able to respond to a “threat” from Russia anywhere on the bloc’s border.



Source: https://europe-cities.com/2022/11/27/former-white-house-application-officer-roberts-russia-can-destroy-ukraine-in-a-day-without-restricting-weapons/

Russia has done the worst it could do in Ukraine

So all this while, na now u de know. De there make CNN and BBC de brain wash u

So why the war linger?

How do you destroy a country in just one day without weapons? Makes no sense. Google the guy who said that rubbish and you will find out that he is a former subcabinet member. Wikipedia states that he "opposes current U.S foreign policy,"he's an antisemite and conspiracy theorist. I wouldn't put much faith in what he says.

The truth remains, Russia bit more than they could chew and they are losing this unprovoked war.