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> What would happen if indeed NATO intervenes? > Russia will quickly start losing a conventional war. They would turn to nukes. So what is the trigger in your
by dazilcher 5y ago
> What would happen if indeed NATO intervenes?
> Russia will quickly start losing a conventional war. They would turn to nukes.
So what is the trigger in your opinion: NATO involvement, or losing the war?
What do you think would happen if NATO doesn't intervene and Putin still loses the war?
- allisdust 5y agolosing the war of course. And without NATO intervening that won't happen. There are 600k more Russian troops and countless military equipment to throw at Ukraine. West can keep the arms flowing but it won't matter by even as early as next week because the UA supply lines are falling apart. The best outcome at this juncture is to fall back to western most cities and save as much land and army as they can. Especially the army pinned in the eastern most provinces have to start moving back and meet up with the remnants in Kharkiv, Kyiv and other cities. If they fall back fast, RA cannot really pursue them as their supply lines are stretched as well. They have to get mobile and freely move around now for any chance of preventing a complete rout (and capture of the army at breakaway provinces).