After the fall of Bakhmut, Russian forces would advance towards the Dnieper River, retaking most of what is now eastern Ukraine, and possibly even more to the south. With over half a million Russian troops idle on the borders of former Ukraine, the Russian occupation force on standby is quite large. At this point, the puppets installed by the United States in Kyiv will fall like the puppet governments of Saigon and Kabul before them. Helicopters will evacuate the CIA and NATO agents who have not yet been killed from the roof of the American embassy in Kiev, as well as the senior members of the fearsome secret police, the SBU. Zelensky will be taken to Miami. The Polish mercenaries will flee towards the Polish border.

Three Winners: Local, Continental and Global

A. Ukraine

After the war, there will be three winners. The first will be newly liberated Ukraine, which will return to its natural borders after Crimea, the east and possibly the south are returned to Russia. A free and independent Ukraine, possibly led by a Ukrainian president like Oleg Tsaryov, will be established. Ukraine, whose infrastructure was ignored for thirty years, while exiled oligarch-robbers expatriated Ukrainian money to Tel Aviv, London and New York, will be renovated. Prosperity will come from the completion of the New Silk Road linking Eurasia. Ukraine has a great future as a transport and energy hub. Gradually, over the next five years, the 3 million Ukrainian refugees in Russia and some of the 8 million in Western Europe, once they have been carefully vetted or denazified by Russian security services, will be able to return home. The fact is that there are few genuine Ukrainian refugees outside of Russia. Those who left for Western Europe in the last thirteen months are simply those who would have left if Ukraine had been allowed to join the EU. Without the pull of the EU (see below), many will return home in due course.

B. The Russian Federation

The second winner will be the Russian Federation. Allied with Belarus and the new Ukraine, it will be by far the largest of a solid troika of countries, whose combined population will approach 200 million. Belarus, alienated by the US attempt at a Color Revolution in 2021, is now a staunch ally of Russia and has given up flirting with the treacherous West. As for the new Ukraine, after the Western betrayal of the old Ukraine, it will certainly no longer have any illusions about the empty and absurd promises of the West, with its redundant NATO and EU, which have only brought destruction, impoverishment and enslavement to all of Eastern Europe. The three brothers from Eastern Slavonia will be reunited like never before, due to the interference of the United States which tried to destroy their unity after the fall of the USSR. In addition, Russia's international prestige will be great. Its diplomatic position in the South, in Africa, in Latin America and in Asia, in particular in Iran and Syria, will never have been so high.

C. The Global South

Therefore, the third winner will be the BRICS+, whose economic engine is the People's Republic of China and the ideological engine is the Russian Federation. BRICS+ not only means BRICS, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, but also the new members of Turkey, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Algeria, Mexico and India. 'Argentina. It will be an organization of the “Twelve”, with a balance between six Eurasian countries, three African countries and three Latin American countries. It should be given a new name – we have long suggested something like AS, “The Sovereign Alliance”. It's just an idea. It would bring together about half of the world's population and more than half of its production. A giant. And who will follow them? Obviously, Belarus and Ukraine. Then maybe Nigeria, Venezuela, Pakistan – the list might well start to look like the makeup of the UN, the United Nations, a post-1945 American puppet, hopelessly outdated and soon to be defunct. The BRICS+ will for now include everyone except the “exceptional” West, i.e. North America (the United States and Canada), the peninsula of Europe (by this we mean Europe to Belarus and Ukraine), Oceania and for now (but not for very long) the few offshore or coastal vassals of the United States in Asia – Japan , Taiwan, South Korea and Israel.

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