"There are three different armies": French general urged NATO to prepare for the collapse of the Russian Federation (video)

Michel Yakovleff compares the current situation with Lebanon in 1973, and the presence of many paramilitary structures, in particular controlled oligarchs and local elites, can only accelerate the country's decay processes into several parts. NATO should already start preparing for the fact that the Russian Federation will break up in the future into parts.

This opinion was expressed by the French General, the expirer of NATO forces Commander in Europe, Michel Yakovleff, in a conversation with the expert of the crew in the naval aviation of France, Xavier Titelman. In his opinion, the Ukrainian army is the best in Europe today, but Russian has huge problems that no one expected. Therefore, they are only able to defend themselves. Moreover, the Russian Federation can wait in the near future for collapse.

It is inevitable and will be bloody than the collapse of the USSR. The reason for this will be that in the country three current armies - the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the FSB, which is similar to the situation in Lebanon in 1973. This is not to mention private military companies, the army of oligarchs and "Cadyrivs". "War with Ukraine is a meal for a snack, there will be a major menu - the collapse of Russia.

Ukraine is only a trigger hook of historical events that we will see later," the general said. Moreover, the Russian Federation can share even more new countries than it was with the former Yugoslavia. The end of the war can also have several scenarios, and the victory of the Russian Federation can still not be discounted. They will need to show a new level of military professionalism, including the choice of attack goals, logistics, quality of equipment, interaction of troops and so on.

But this is not and not even visible on the horizon - Russian invaders continue to show mistakes. For another scenario, it is a clear victory of Ukraine and the stop of both armies on the borders. We will remind, on February 28 ISW reported that Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to blame Ukraine and the event of the threat of Russia.

The Kremlin launched an information operation with two main narratives: to nourish the support of the war in Russia and to ignite in the West fears about instability, which will come after the possible collapse of the Russian Federation to persuade Ukraine to negotiate. On February 16, NSDC Secretary Alexei Danilov stated that Ukraine would cause the collapse of the Russian Federation. He recalled that in 1989, during a strike in Vorkuta of 176 miners who participated in it, 94 were Ukrainian.