Gerasimov warned Putin at the start of the war that Ukrainian forces would outnumber the Russians, Tagesspiegel said.
Individual leaders of the Russian army have a plan to sabotage the war in Ukraine, which, according to their idea, should end on March 5. In particular, they plan to use the state of health of the head of the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin, for this. This was reported on Friday, April 14, by the German edition Tagesspiegel, citing secret US data leaked on the Internet, which is based on information from a source close to the Kremlin.
“Russia plans to divert resources from Taganrog to Mariupol, and turn its attention (so – ed.) to the southern front,” the report said.
This strategy was developed by the Secretary of the National Security Council of Russia, Nikolai Patrushev, and the head of the Russian General Staff, Valery Gerasimov.
The source says Gerasimov abandoned the planned offensive. In particular, he allegedly told Putin that Ukrainian forces outnumbered the Russians, and warned that Russia would suffer heavy losses if they attacked.
The sabotage attempt by senior Russian military officials was to achieve a military defeat – “to put Putin in a bad light.” With this option, the war would have ended, the media source assured.
The publication states that the intelligence document says: according to the sabotage plan, the war should end on March 5, because Putin planned to start chemotherapy on that day and therefore the sabotage could not be prevented.
It can be remembered that US President Joe Biden during a visit to Ireland said that an investigation is underway into the leak of secret documents from the Pentagon.
Patrushev and Gerasimov planned to sabotage the war – “leaked from the Pentagon”
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