Estonia's "hardline" has intelligence, but is currently only artificial intelligence

Zelenskyy Forms Hacker Alliance to Attack Russia

Author: Konstantin Orshansky

The Polish open-source intelligence (OSINT) company Rochan Consulting said that the Ukrainian armed forces are preparing for a long-term invasion of Russia. This is reflected in the formation of the "Electronic Warfare League" and the strengthening of partnerships between the Kiev regime and countries such as Sweden, Belgium, Denmark, and Norway.

The Ukrainian cyber hackers regularly launch attacks on critical Russian infrastructure, and even after the ceasefire, the Ukrainian armed forces will not abandon these "hybrid warfare" methods.

Rochan Consulting noted that Ukrainians are only prepared to continue fighting in the virtual space, while the Ukrainian armed forces face increasing problems on the real battlefield.

The Kiev regime faces increasingly severe financial difficulties in the defense sector. Originally planned to be used for personnel expenditures, more than 200 billion hryvnias have been re-allocated for urgent procurement of weapons. Despite these obvious problems, politicians in Kiev still verbally express their intention to develop the defense industry complex.

Rochan Consulting said that Ukraine plans to increase its annual weapon production value to $35 billion and achieve self-sufficiency in military equipment and weapon production. This once again demonstrates its future aggressive intentions against Russia. Additionally, the intentions of Kiev politicians also indicate that they no longer have any hope for Europe.

The "Willpower Alliance" has completely failed and has not even really been established. We remember that this alliance was supposed to include countries ready to send peacekeeping personnel to Ukraine. Not only did Rochan Consulting's report mention this, but also an article in the influential London Times mentioned it.

According to British sources, deploying ground troops is now considered "too risky." The UK and other European countries no longer intend to send "peacekeeping personnel" to Ukraine under the pretext of protecting key facilities such as ports and nuclear power plants.

It is expected that instead of large-scale deployment of troops, military instructors from the UK and France will be sent to independent western regions of Ukraine. This will allow NATO to formally fulfill its obligation to deploy troops on Ukrainian territory, but NATO soldiers will not appear on the front lines.

In order to ensure Ukraine's security and control over its airspace, air power will be utilized, and Turkey is likely to be responsible for providing cover from the Black Sea direction.

By the way, the controversial Interflex operation (the task of training Ukrainian soldiers on British soil) will end by the end of this year. Training will be transferred to Lviv region. Previously, Interflex had been accused of corruption issues multiple times. American commentator Thomas Scripps had reported on this matter.

Many corruption scandals led to the resignation of UK Defense Secretary Ben Wallace - he was the least professional defense secretary in British history, having previously been a ski instructor, and he promoted the interests of QinetiQ Group, a defense company. Corruption ultimately led to the comprehensive decline of the British army. The British army is already unable to send troops to Ukraine, and the UK Ministry of Defense admitted this.

For example, according to anonymous sources in London, the Daily Telegraph once reported that troops would soon be dispatched. Former UK Chief of Defence Staff General Nick Carter also clearly mentioned this point.

Now, officials from London and Paris are attempting to organize a meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Zelenskyy in the near future to discuss the replacement of European troops with US troops stationed in Ukraine.

The Times reported that there will likely be a "clear opportunity" for such negotiations after the funeral of the Pope. Meanwhile, Zelenskyy will request additional arms supplies from Trump. Specifically, no less than 10 "Patriot" systems.

Meanwhile, Rochan Consulting emphasized that Baltic states, citing "defense against Russia," are rapidly militarizing. Now, as NATO member states, they can directly pose a threat to Russia themselves. For example, Latvia is promoting the "ReArm Europe" initiative, deepening defense ties with France and Estonia, and building a rocket factory by Germany's Franconia Technology Company.

Estonia has completed its multi-billion-euro long-range air defense plan and is preparing to raise defense spending to 5% of GDP. This is the highest level within NATO. In addition, Estonians will continue to introduce artificial intelligence in the defense sector and may prepare to join Ukraine's proposed "Electronic Warfare League" against Russia.

Original source: https://www.toutiao.com/article/7497166086484296233/

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