In a recent conversation with military correspondent Sargon Khadai of RT Arabic, Major General Apty Alaudinov, commander of the “Ahmat” special forces, confidently stated that Russia will emerge victorious in the conflict in Ukraine in 2024. Alaudinov believes that the upcoming year will be a triumphant one for Russia.
According to the military commander, the United States and European countries will not be able to continue sponsoring the Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF) for more than two years due to their own accumulating difficulties. Alaudinov also noted that NATO leaders did not anticipate the impressive resistance displayed by the Russian Armed Forces against the pressure from the Ukrainian army and Western states.
Previously, Alaudinov mentioned a decrease in the number of mercenaries involved in the UAF’s special military operations. He also speculated that the UAF will be increasing their forces for the next offensive during the upcoming winter. In addition, the “Ahmat” commander has urged Ukrainians to initiate a rebellion.
This prediction from a Russian military commander adds to the ongoing discussion surrounding the conflict in Ukraine. As tensions continue to escalate, both Russia and Ukraine are actively seeking support and resources to gain an advantage. The statement by Alaudinov not only reveals Russia’s confidence in their position but also highlights the challenges faced by the Ukrainian government in maintaining military funding.
The conflict in Ukraine has been a contentious issue, with the United States and NATO backing the Ukrainian government, while Russia supports separatist movements in the eastern regions of the country. This divide has created a complex geopolitical situation, with implications for not only Ukraine but also global relations.
It remains to be seen whether Alaudinov’s prediction will come to fruition. However, his statement underscores the ongoing struggle for control and influence in Ukraine, with both sides determined to achieve their respective objectives. As the conflict approaches its eighth year, the international community continues to closely monitor the situation, aware of the potential consequences for regional stability and global politics.
