Putin remains eerily close to dreaded ’10-point plan to unleash WW3′ as tyrant warns NATO that boots in Ukraine mean WAR
VLADIMIR Putin remains eerily close to what was seen as his ten-step plan to drag NATO into war with Russia.
A military report leaked last month detailed it the Russian tyrant’s possible ‘road to conflict’ – starts this month and ends in 2025.
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The secret documents, obtained by Image by Germany‘S Department of Defenseexplained how Europe is preparing for the Kremlin boss to expand and attack his country’s war in Ukraine NATO troops next one year.
It defined potential scenarios that could unfold over the next two years, starting in February, when Putin would mobilize more soldiers.
Here is Putin’s possible 10-step plan to bring the West to the brink of World War III, and how the president is currently following it:
February 1, 2024 – Russia mobilizes 200,000 troops
Putin’s supposed campaign is expected to begin this month with a new mobilization of 200,000 troops.
It was believed that the president might order a second mobilization to strengthen his own army, exhausted after two years of hard war in Ukraine.
Although this has not yet materialized, the current pace of Russian losses – estimated by Ukraine at around 400,000 – means that a new round of mobilization is planned.
Ukraine has lost 31,000 troops during the war, according to figures provided by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday.
Some believe it is more likely that a second wave of mobilization will take place afterwards the presidential elections in March – before a spring offensive.
May 2, 2024 – Putin launches a new spring offensive
Under the plan classified ‘For Official Use Only’, the Kremlin will launch a new offensive across Ukraine in the spring – when Western financial support for Kiev is expected to start drying up.
Zelensky warned on Sunday that Russia is indeed preparing a new offensive against Ukraine that will begin in late May or early May summer.
He told reporters in Kiev: “There is a plan [for a new counteroffensive]the plan is clear, I can’t tell you the details.
“This plan is related to the management change, there are corresponding changes.”
The potential scenario suggests that Russia plans to break down Ukraine’s armed forces little by little until it achieves victory.
July 3, 2024 – Attacks on the West begin
The next step in the plan involved an initially covert and later overt attack on the West using cyber and hybrid warfare strategies.
Such attacks are said to be intended to incite Russian ethnic minorities to start conflicts in the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
British defense chief Admiral Sir Tony Radakin said yesterday at the annual Chatham House Security and Defense Conference that Britain faces attacks in the cyber domain ‘every day’.
He explained: “We are safe because we are part of NATO, the world’s largest and strongest alliance, and also because we are a responsible organization. nuclear energy.
“That doesn’t mean we can’t withstand attacks. We already do that every day in the cyber domain. There may be indiscriminate attacks in space, on underwater cables, and attempts to violate our air and maritime sovereignty.
“The most likely protagonist is Russia. We have been clear about that.”
Admiral Radakin added that the “dilemma for Russia is enormous” as “any Russian attack or incursion against NATO would trigger an overwhelming response.”
We already do that [face attacks] every day in the cyber domain
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin
The world must now wait to see how the rest of Putin’s ‘plan’ will unfold.
September 4, 2024 – troop build-up in the east
Europe expected Moscow to focus on building up its forces in September Belarus – just as the Kremlin did in 2021, prior to its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
This would be done under the cover of a large-scale ‘military exercise’ known as Zapad 2024, which may have been launched by Russia under the excuse of ‘serious cyber attacks’.
About 50,000 troops would be stationed on the Russian puppet state’s border with NATO states Poland And Lithuania.
October 5, 2024 – secret plan for Suwalki Gap
Europe reportedly believes Putin could move his troops and medium-range missiles to Kaliningrad, Russia’s westernmost region, in October.
The Baltic Sea enclave, wedged between Poland to the south and Lithuania to the north and east, is used as a headquarters for Russia’s Baltic fleet and some of its most powerful armaments.
According to the report leaked last month, Russia could be flooding the region with propaganda warnings of an impending attack on NATO.
But the Kremlin’s secret goal is said to be to invade and conquer the Suwalki Gap, a narrow Polish-Lithuanian corridor between Belarus and Kaliningrad.
The Suwalki Gap is the only land connection to the three ex-Soviet Baltic republics: Lithuania, Latvia And Estonia.
If the West loses control of the republics and Putin intervenes, Moscow could gain a land connection to Kaliningrad from Belarus.
December 6, 2024 – destabilize the Baltic states
The Kremlin could cause trouble at the end of the year by creating “border conflicts” and deadly “riots” in the Baltic states, hoping to destabilize the smaller NATO states.
If US President Joe Biden has been defeated in the election, the US could potentially be leaderless at this point and distracted from foreign affairs.
7. March 2025 – war lies
Europe expects, according to the leaked documents, that Russia will then use a UN Security Council meeting to accuse the West of preparing to attack Russia, which will provide the impetus for moving further troops and weapons into Belarus.
Moscow would then have two tank divisions, a mechanized infantry division and a division headquarters with more than 70,000 soldiers close to NATO’s borders.
May 8, 2025 – NATO responds
Two months later, the plan stated that NATO would decide on “measures for credible deterrence” to prevent a possible attack on the Suwalki Gap.
More than 200,000 soldiers stationed in Belarus and Kaliningrad are said to be ready to be launched.
9. Summer 2025 – ‘Day X’
On the mysteriously named ‘Day
10. Thirty Days Later – ‘WW3’
According to the report, Putin’s ‘path to conflict’ plan ends exactly 30 days later with a military stalemate.
Well over 500,000 Russian and NATO troops will face each other at the Suwalki Gap, bringing the world to the brink of World War III.
A spokesperson for the German Defense Ministry told Bild that they did not want to comment on the specific alliance defense scenario, called Alliance Defense 2025.
The spokesperson said: ‘In principle I can tell you that considering different scenarios, even if they are extremely unlikely, is part of daily military operations. companyespecially in training.”
This week
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico – a pro-Russia populist – warned about this this week Some Western countries were preparing to put boots on the ground in Ukraine on a ‘bilateral basis’.
Fico, who provided no evidence to support his claims and has so far opposed military aid Ukrainespoke ahead of a meeting of European leaders Paris.
He said: “I will confine myself to saying that these topics (in preparation for the meeting) imply that a number of NATO and EU member states are considering sending their troops to Ukraine on a bilateral basis.
“I can’t say for what purpose and what they are supposed to do there.”
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