The Economist...

... British trash about SBU thugs. 

Yeah, sure--"clear strategy" in assassinating people. Nalivaichenko, former SBU chief and CIA asset, speaks about it with pride. Surprise, surprise, not. UK political class, a collection of pedophiles, satanists and other perverts, lives out its genocidal anti-Russian dreams vicariously through the piles of corpses of VSU and ejaculating from assassinating many civilians. In the absence of honor and military-industrial capability it is "quiet desperation is the English way"(c).

Now another collection of clowns from London who pass there for military "experts" parades itself, yet again, as an Exhibit A of NATO's operational-strategic impotence. 

RUSI, which describes itself as the world’s oldest security think tank, warned that training Ukrainian officers based on NATO norms would be futile, because those tactics are not widely grasped by Kiev’s troops. “We could get that horribly wrong,” the institute’s senior research fellow Jack Watling told the Telegraph.“We could do it whereby we’re like, ‘We’re going to teach you how to be a NATO staff officer. We have courses and we have a book that tells us what that means.’ But the problem is that if you take that person who has learned all these NATO procedures and you put them back in Ukraine, where they have different tools and where none of their colleagues understand any of the NATO terminology, then they will revert to what their colleagues understand.”

I have news for RUSI and Sandhurst Faculty--everything you know about modern war is a collection of fairy tales. The saddest, for you, part--none of you have tools to get it right. Quoting my good friend, a senior staff officer:"We don't even sweat about European part of NATO."