The report says that the potential arming of the Yemenis by Russia would exacerbate the already volatile situation, given Ansar Allah's existing arsenal, which includes attack drones, ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and unmanned boats.
There’s not much reason for Russia to escalate directly since the status quo favors them already.
While I agree with the overall idead of this statement, the US and its vassals seem to want to escalate very much even if Russia does nothing so I’m not sure if Russia not escalating is the best plan. It may be but it might not.
However, arming proxies is a perfect response that can result in severe consequences for NATO without directly escalating the current crisis.
I’d say this report by western media is already part of their escalation against any acts of Russian support to their advesaries by trying to get the population on board with whatever way they choose to escalate.
My reasoning is that if you’re winning you want to keep the situation stable. Russian strategy is very straight forward, they’re grinding out the AFU and all the western equipment along with it. They know that they have higher industrial capacity and can keep this going longer. Meanwhile, the economic war is also playing out in Russian favor.
The very reason the west is trying to escalate is because they see that they’re losing, and they’re forced to try new things. However, escalation also brings the risk of unpredictability with it. The west doesn’t know when and how Russia will respond to them, so they’re kept guessing whether their latest round of escalations might backfire in some unexpected way.
The western media is whinging about Russia sending weapons to western adversaries, but I don’t expect that they’d be able to sell a direct conflict with Russia this way. And that’s really the only card the west has left to play at this point.
Part of the reason why the us wants to escalated the crisis so much is that it would be bad for Russia. Right now the war situation is manageable for Russia, but with escalation, it could get out of control. This is exactly why Russian leaders have been hesitant to escalate.
While I agree with the overall idead of this statement, the US and its vassals seem to want to escalate very much even if Russia does nothing so I’m not sure if Russia not escalating is the best plan. It may be but it might not.
I’d say this report by western media is already part of their escalation against any acts of Russian support to their advesaries by trying to get the population on board with whatever way they choose to escalate.
My reasoning is that if you’re winning you want to keep the situation stable. Russian strategy is very straight forward, they’re grinding out the AFU and all the western equipment along with it. They know that they have higher industrial capacity and can keep this going longer. Meanwhile, the economic war is also playing out in Russian favor.
The very reason the west is trying to escalate is because they see that they’re losing, and they’re forced to try new things. However, escalation also brings the risk of unpredictability with it. The west doesn’t know when and how Russia will respond to them, so they’re kept guessing whether their latest round of escalations might backfire in some unexpected way.
The western media is whinging about Russia sending weapons to western adversaries, but I don’t expect that they’d be able to sell a direct conflict with Russia this way. And that’s really the only card the west has left to play at this point.
Part of the reason why the us wants to escalated the crisis so much is that it would be bad for Russia. Right now the war situation is manageable for Russia, but with escalation, it could get out of control. This is exactly why Russian leaders have been hesitant to escalate.