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Counteroffensive promoters, or how U.S.
Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and

Ukrainian Defense Minister Reznikov want to
play the ancient Greek game with the enemy.

In Ukraine and the USA the promoters of the
counter-offensive are Reznikov and Blinken.

Reznikov has distinguished himself in three days
with a whole list of high-profile statements,

among them: "The Ukrainian command is preparing
a counteroffensive in the coming weeks,

the appropriate time will be chosen
by the General Staff"; "As of today

we are coming to the finish line before the
counteroffensive", and the next day states "We

are ready for a counteroffensive, waiting for
the weather and the decision of the command."

The same situation with the Pentagon and Anthony
Blinken: "Ukraine's counteroffensive will begin in

the coming weeks" and "The U.S. knows that Ukraine
is preparing an offensive in the coming weeks."

Of course, such statements have been
met with criticism that they provide the

enemy with valuable information.
But just to note this nuance :

These statements are synchronous and similar
between Ukrainian and U.S. representatives.

Second, you can "blab once" and get
a warning from the people in charge,

but not several times in a row over several
days. Then it's fine. Either it does not carry

the appropriate value as we think, or it is
necessary, such information works both ways.

Sometimes to hide it, hide it in plain sight.
I think most of the time neither allies,

perhaps and even Secretary of Defense
Reznikov doesn't know all the information.

The Politico article about Ukraine
hiding counterattack details from

the allies to prevent confidential
information from leaking seems true,

because that is exactly what
happened on the eve of February 24.

So keep a sober mind and observe,
everything is going as it should go.

All these statements are addressed just
not to us, but to the "ears" of the enemy.

What we can pay attention to and rejoice
a little is that in the last three days

the AFU has dealt painful blows to the
enemy's fuel logistics. Oil product tanks

in Sevastopol and near the port of Taman were
destroyed. These bases are part of the same

logistical link supplying the enemy grouping
in the south. Also, add twice blown up fuel

and saltpeter trains on the railroad, as
well as strikes on airfields in Russia.

Ukrainian strikes are stretched across the
line and directed deep into enemy territory.

The enemy whines that the Ukrainian armed
forces are concentrating reserves not only

in the Zaporizhzhya direction, but along the
entire front line. It looks as if the general

staff of Ukraine is waiting for the enemy to
choose where the main strike of the AFU will be,

as was the case with the transfer of
enemy forces to the Kherson region.

And Reznikov and Blinken take on the jobs
of the speakers of their departments for the

purpose of playing the ancient Greek game
of "thimbles," forcing the enemy to make

his choice, just as real speculators
publicly limit the time to choose.

In addition, there was a very important
visit of President Zelenski to Finland,

perhaps one of the keys to a
successful counteroffensive.

But why this was so important
I will tell you perhaps later.