... not good at fighting wars. In fact, they suck at it. Real war? None of them ever saw one. They are really good though at providing corporate and think-tanks sinecures for themselves and making grandiose statements. Here is another one sharing his wisdoms.
President Donald Trump's push for a deal with Russia to end the war in Ukraine and potentially reshape European security has raised alarm among NATO allies, with a former top alliance commander warning Fox News Digital that President Vladimir Putin has long sought to divide the world into competing spheres of influence. The warning came as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy also appeared to reject what he called a potential "Yalta 2.0," and NATO allies debated direct outreach to Putin ahead of delegations preparing for talks in Abu Dhabi on Nov. 10-11. Retired Gen. Philip Breedlove, the former Supreme Allied Commander Europe, warned that Putin's ambitions extend far beyond Ukraine and reflect a broader vision for how global powers should divide influence. "Putin has a plan for the world, and he has pushed that plan on leaders several times," Breedlove warned before adding: "He talks about it and he writes about it."
Breedlove is a USAF general, that means he has no clue about real war but he sure as hell sits on a bunch of advisory boards of such orgs as Atlantic Council and CNAS (Center for New American Security), funded by Northrop, Lockheed and other firms with their bottom lines. The spice must ... the gravy must flow. As per "dividing" ... well, I know, it hurts but the US is no hegemon and, in fact, it is a defeated power which humiliates itself on a daily bases, courtesy of you know who. But US generals do not learn, Breedlove is no exception.
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