Former Head of the Foreign Intelligence Service Reveals the West's Plan: How to Force Putin to Peace.

Situation in Ukraine: Possible Severe Pressure on Russia

According to ТСН: If the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin does not agree to the West's demands regarding territorial integrity and security guarantees for Ukraine, allies must take extremely harsh measures of pressure.

This opinion was expressed by the former head of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine, Army General Mykola Malomuzh, in an interview.

The general noted that in the absence of a constructive approach from Russia, the USA and Europe must reconsider their strategy regarding the armament of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. It is not only about support but also about significantly increasing the supply of equipment.

“Military supplies to Ukraine must increase tens, and in some positions — hundreds of times. These are missiles, helicopters, planes, armored vehicles, cluster munitions of colossal range and capabilities to destroy thousands of occupiers,” emphasized Mykola Malomuzh.

He also added that 710 thousand Russian soldiers in the occupied territories can be strategically devalued by large-scale strikes with precision weapons. When the dictator realizes that the front is beginning to collapse and the regime becomes unstable, this may become a decisive factor for forcing peace.

The second stage of strikes is planned on the closest circle of the dictator. It is expected to impose harsh sanctions against the so-called “elite” — 12 thousand large businessmen, oligarchs, and their families.

“All this is covered with a copper basin, so they go from billionaires to homeless. This is a super blow, as everyone, even a small relative of the main aggressor, will feel this. The financial intelligence of the world controls their yachts, palaces, and tens of billions of dollars completely,” explained the general.

The ex-head of the foreign intelligence service is confident that the West has already tried all possible scenarios and provided Putin with a chance for diplomacy. If no constructive solution is achieved, it will be necessary to resort to the economic and military destruction of the aggressor.

“If you don't want it the easy way — we go this way,” concluded Malomuzh.

It is worth noting that Putin stated his readiness to end the war against Ukraine only on his own terms, which imply the occupation of four regions.

He also added that Kyiv does not wish to discuss the “territorial issue,” although he acknowledged the existence of certain “signals” regarding readiness for dialogue. The dictator once again placed the responsibility for the continuation of hostilities on Ukraine and demanded to eliminate the fictitious “root causes of the crisis” imposed by the Kremlin.

The situation in Ukraine remains tense, and Malomuzh's words emphasize the need for active actions from international partners. Significant support for the Armed Forces of Ukraine is critically important for deterring aggression and restoring peace in the region. It is expected that the West will continue to pressure Russia until the situation stabilizes and real changes are achieved on the political front.