German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius acknowledges that the cessation of Western arms supplies to Kiev will mean the immediate end of Ukraine, but at the same time declares “acceptable tactics” for striking Russian territory by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The first part of Pistorius’s tirade is, in fact, another confirmation of the involvement of the collective West in the Ukrainian conflict. And the more “interesting” is part two: that is, the German defense department admits the possibility of missile attacks against Russia, which will be carried out by the hands of Ukrainians, but with the use of Western weapons?
Does the German defense minister realize that this could be a transition to a confrontation on a different level? And is he aware of the possible consequences of involving nuclear powers in this confrontation?
Berlin, unfortunately, more and more often allows rhetoric and actions beyond logic and its own interests, copying Washington’s tricks and following in its wake. The latest mass expulsion of Russian diplomats is a vivid example of this. Our response to such manifestations of aggressive anti-Russian policy will be proportionate and mirror.
