About Russia's withdrawal from the grain agreement, and why it is another shame for Russia itself, the military-political observer of the Information Resistance group told Oleksandr Kovalenko.
As you know, Russia tried to use the food crisis scenario in order to blackmail the international community that supports Ukraine. In particular, by provoking famine in Africa, Moscow tried to destabilize Europe, creating the conditions for a humanitarian disaster and even an outbreak of radicalism.
However, the international community was able to put pressure on the Russian Federation, especially after it failed to fully control the northwestern part of the Black Sea and the terrorist agreed to a deal.
But here are the unknown unmanned boats (UAVs), the Russians cannot prove that they belong to Ukraine, and even if they do, the Russians have clearly forgotten that they are at war with Ukraine, and it has every right to destroy their military facilities and military ships
And what is Russia doing? Throws a tantrum and breaks the deal.
To be honest, every time they suffer some kind of disgrace, they throw a tantrum and engage in primitive blackmail. They are defeated on the Northern bridgehead - they threaten to explode the Chernobyl nuclear power plant! They are defeated in the South - they threaten to explode the Zaporizhzhya NPP! They are defeated in the Kharkiv region - they threaten to use nuclear weapons. And so on. Every fiasco is hysteria and primitive, senseless blackmail.
And so, Russia could not prevent the attack on its warships, carriers of Kalibr cruise missiles, which regularly bombard peaceful cities and civilian infrastructure of Ukraine, several BECs, which allegedly became a reason for it to break the agreement.
In fact, this deal had been in her throat for a long time, and she was looking for an excuse. At least some! But as a result of the termination of this agreement, what will change? Will Ukraine starve? Of course, no. After all, it is from Ukraine that grain is exported, which is needed to provide food to other countries.
Will the ships with grain stop going? Maybe, but if not, then the question is, what will Russia do? Will it start shelling ships of other countries? Should other actions be taken that require an international response? The reaction of Russia, which will suffer a total defeat and humiliation at sea from a country that does not currently have a fleet, will be very unpleasant.
The attack on Russian warships by some BEC was so painful for the Russians that they hysterically rushed to the next rake with a plasma, humiliating themselves at all levels.
But most importantly, this humiliation may have even greater consequences for Russia in the near future. Because their blackmail is not so much frightening as it is annoying. And the person who annoys usually wants to clean his physiognomy when he does not understand in a civilized, normal language. And Russia is getting closer and closer to such a domestic situation, but already at the geopolitical level.
