- November 29, 2024
- 12:45 am
- World News
“Today in Kazakhstan, Putin again advertised his missiles – his readiness to kill and destroy.
To the thousands of missiles that have already hit Ukraine, Putin obviously wants to add thousands more. He doesn't need this war to end. Moreover, Putin wants to prevent others from ending this war.
He can only wave his “nut” in order to thwart the efforts of President Trump, which will certainly follow the inauguration. Putin wants to escalate the situation now so that President Trump will not succeed – so that he will not be able to end the war.
Putin is the only culprit of this war and the only one who believes in it. That is why Putin’s escalation now is pressure in order to subsequently force the US President to agree to Russia’s conditions.”, statedPresident of Ukraine Zelensky November 28, 2024.
On November 28, 2024, Ukraine was again subjected to a massive attack from Russia. According to the Ukrainian Air Force, Russian troops used 188 air attack weapons, including missiles and drones. Critical infrastructure and energy were hit, leading to widespread destruction.
Against this background, Putin, at the CSTO summit in Kazakhstan, announced the serial production of new Oreshnik ballistic missiles, which can be used against Ukraine, NATO and potentially other countries.
CSTO as an instrument of Kremlin aggression
The Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), created by Russia to control the post-Soviet space, is increasingly turning into a platform for promoting Putin’s aggressive rhetoric.
At the summit, Putin emphasized that the new Oreshnik missiles would be a key tool in his strategy:
“Moscow will always respond to enemy attacks. In the event of mass use of the hazel, its power will be comparable to a nuclear weapon,” – he said.
The goals of Russia's missile program include attacks on decision-making centers in Kyiv and possibly attacks on the infrastructure of NATO countries.
Threat to Israel: how Putin is using the Middle East
Russia's aggressive actions affect not only Ukraine, but also Israel. Russia's support for terrorist groups, including Hamas and Hezbollah, increases the threat to regional security.
At the CSTO summit, Russia once again took an anti-Israeli position, supporting the creation of a Palestinian state and criticizing Israel's actions.
In the context of global instability, Israel is forced to defend itself not only from terrorists, but also from geopolitical pressure that Russia is increasing.
New rocket “oreshnik”: a tool of blackmail and threats
The Oreshnik missile system that Putin spoke about at the summit has become a symbol of his military strategy. This ballistic missile has already been used against Ukraine, for example in the attack on the Dnieper on November 21.
What makes hazelnut dangerous?
- High destructive power: Putin claims its power is comparable to nuclear weapons.
- Global threat: Russia threatens to use this missile not only against Ukraine, but also against NATO countries.
- Intimidation effect: Putin is using the hazel tree as a tool of pressure on the West to disrupt any peace initiatives.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky stated bluntly:
“Putin doesn’t want this war to end. He wants escalation so that the new US President Donald Trump will not be able to end the conflict.”
Why is Putin afraid of the end of the war?
Analysts agree that Putin's strategy is based on fear of losing power. His goal is to prolong the war, disrupt diplomatic initiatives and force world leaders to make concessions.
Advisor to the Office of the President of Ukraine Mikhail Podolyak emphasized:
“Putin understands that the war will not end the way he imagined. His statements are designed for a propaganda effect and an attempt to intimidate the international community.”
Table: key threats to Putin's strategy
| Threat factor | Ukraine | Israel and the world |
|---|---|---|
| Massive attacks | Attacks on critical infrastructure | Escalation of regional instability |
| New rocket “oreshnik” | Threats to decision-making centers | Pressure on Israel's allies |
| Nuclear blackmail | Threat of direct use of nuclear weapons | Intensifying global crisis |
| Support for terrorists | Funding of anti-Israel groups | Undermining the stability of the Middle East |
Economic crisis in Russia
The escalation of the war coincides with the deterioration of the economic situation in Russia. On November 27, the ruble exchange rate fell to 110 rubles per dollar, which caused panic in the financial markets.
However, Putin assures that “everything is under control.” Experts believe that this is just an attempt to distract Russians’ attention from real problems, including sanctions and falling export revenues.
Why should Israel pay attention to Putin's actions?
For Israel, the escalation of Russian aggression is not only a distant war in Europe, but also an immediate threat. Support for terrorists, nuclear blackmail and pressure on world leaders put not only Ukraine, but also Israel’s allies at risk.
Editorial NAnewsorting Ukraine and increasing pressure on Russia are key measures to maintain peace and stability in the world.”
It is important for Israel to consolidate efforts with democratic countries and help Ukraine in the fight against the aggressor.
Results:
- Russia continues massive attacks on Ukraine, threatening with new missiles.
- Putin’s strategy is aimed at prolonging the conflict and undermining the world order.
- Israel, as part of a democratic community, must actively oppose Putin's aggression.
Material prepared by the editors NAnews – Israel News.
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