Kristaps AndrejsonsHostNow, if you want to understand how deeply gangrene has spread, you have to read the Kerner's report.
And the most beautiful part of this entire tragedy is that the Russian state wrote its own autopsy.
The document is a highly classified PDF file titled Scenarios for Achieving Peace in the Russia-Ukraine Conflict, Version 4, Final.
Understand what this is, really, take care of this, right? This isn't a rant from an angry Z-blogger shivering in the flooded trench, nor is it a piece of Western intelligence propaganda.
This is the ultimate unfiltered truth of the Chornaya zone, calculated by the cartel's own accountants who manage hundreds of billions of dollars in state assets, or the ruble equivalents to be exact, and who know that lying on an internal balance sheet means accidentally falling out of a very high window.
They repaired this memo in April, when I made my episode, Dark Autumn, the first one.
So, why did the bookkeeper steal the boss? They told him that out of eight possible futures, Russia's chance of achieving a decisive military advantage, which they pathetically define as merely holding the currently occupied territories plus getting Kharkiv, is exactly 7%.
And as The Exile analyst Michael Nucky pointed out, that 7% is nothing more than an act of extreme bureaucratic politeness toward a heavily armed, delusional client.
Because to even hit that miserable 7%, Sberbank noted that the statements must execute a massive second wave of mobilization, achieve technological breakthrough in autonomous drone swarms, and, most crucially, completely restore their air defense bubble to protect domestic infrastructure.
The drone gap is widening, mobilization is political suicide, which they're going to do anyways, hopefully, and then they'll lose the war, and as we will see shortly, the rear air defense is currently performing the exact function of a chocolate teapot.
The most devastating line in Graves' leaked memo is the hard deadline it hands the Kremlin.
The window of maximum negotiating power for Russia is summer-autumn 2036.
Like I told you, these guys just validated my whole dark autumn 1 episode, which is why I'm so happy to make this one.
Now, if you want to understand how deeply gangrene has spread, you have to read the Kerner's report.
And the most beautiful part of this entire tragedy is that the Russian state wrote its own autopsy.
The document is a highly classified PDF file titled Scenarios for Achieving Peace in the Russia-Ukraine Conflict, Version 4, Final.
Understand what this is, really, take care of this, right? This isn't a rant from an angry Z-blogger shivering in the flooded trench, nor is it a piece of Western intelligence propaganda.
This is the ultimate unfiltered truth of the Chornaya zone, calculated by the cartel's own accountants who manage hundreds of billions of dollars in state assets, or the ruble equivalents to be exact, and who know that lying on an internal balance sheet means accidentally falling out of a very high window.
They repaired this memo in April, when I made my episode, Dark Autumn, the first one.
So, why did the bookkeeper steal the boss? They told him that out of eight possible futures, Russia's chance of achieving a decisive military advantage, which they pathetically define as merely holding the currently occupied territories plus getting Kharkiv, is exactly 7%.
And as The Exile analyst Michael Nucky pointed out, that 7% is nothing more than an act of extreme bureaucratic politeness toward a heavily armed, delusional client.
Because to even hit that miserable 7%, Sberbank noted that the statements must execute a massive second wave of mobilization, achieve technological breakthrough in autonomous drone swarms, and, most crucially, completely restore their air defense bubble to protect domestic infrastructure.
The drone gap is widening, mobilization is political suicide, which they're going to do anyways, hopefully, and then they'll lose the war, and as we will see shortly, the rear air defense is currently performing the exact function of a chocolate teapot.
The most devastating line in Graves' leaked memo is the hard deadline it hands the Kremlin.
The window of maximum negotiating power for Russia is summer-autumn 2036.
Like I told you, these guys just validated my whole dark autumn 1 episode, which is why I'm so happy to make this one.
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