A word about Kursk. Sending 14 British tanks to ’invade’ Russia in the place where the Nazis lost the biggest tank battle in wor

A word about Kursk. Sending 14 British tanks to ’invade’ Russia in the place where the Nazis lost the biggest tank battle in world history is not a piece of strategic genius; it’s poking a very large bear with a very small stick. The NATO proxy attack is a suicide mission. It’s a short-term PR stunt designed to con increasingly sceptical Western taxpayers into letting their governments continue to throw equipment and taxes into Zelensky’s black hole. The attack hasn’t even taken the pressure off other fronts. Quite the opposite - denuded Ukrainian defences elsewhere are crumbling by the day. The Kursk adventure has NO military rationale and even less chance of success than Hitler’s Battle of the Bulge. The Russians will probably allow the reckless advance to continue, then turn it into an annihilation cauldron. Still, it’s helping one group of Slavs to kill another group of Slavs, so there are some people (on top of shareholders in arms corporations) who are happy about it. https... Source: Andrew Bridgen