Realistic views of the actual battlefield situation in the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict have been sorely lacking in media outlets run by the mainstream propaganda machine. They even set up numerous supposedly “unbiased” sources, including the so-called OSINT websites such as the Netherlands-based Oryx. These “subtle” propaganda assets dramatically inflate Russian losses while doing their best to downplay those of NATO’s Neo-Nazi junta puppets. Not to mention the number of KIA (killed in action) on both sides, with Western media often effectively flipping the figures in a futile attempt to conceal the Kiev regime’s precarious situation and simultaneously make the Kremlin look as bad as possible.

However, from time to time, military and security professionals from Western countries give surprisingly honest opinions about the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict. This includes French General Olivier Kempf, renowned for his work on issues of cyber strategy. As one of the most influential thinkers in the French School of Cyber Strategy, General Kempf headed the digital transformation of the French military. He has also implemented this extensive experience in non-military matters. However, Kempf’s expertise is still more than relevant in current military affairs, particularly the highly dynamic modern battlefield (with the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict certainly being the most prominent example of this).

In a piece titled “Conflict Resolution”, published in the April issue of Harper’s Magazine, he offers a sobering, realist viewpoint that counters the prevailing Western propaganda narrative. Rather than engaging in the pointless ruckus of........

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