Russian expert admits: NATO too strong for conventional warfare

- It would be absolutely futile for us to enter into such an armed confrontation with conventional means - said one of the experts on Vladimir Solovyov's propaganda program discussing the war with NATO. This is one of the first voices in the Russian public space in a long time to admit that Russia cannot win against NATO openly. The propagandists have their ideas for handling such a situation.

Much of the information shared by Russian media and government representatives is likely false. Such reports may be elements of an information war from the Russian Federation.

Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, special programs explaining decisive steps have been aired on Russian media. As a result, the Kremlin chief propagandist Vladimir Solovyov's program has been extended, and he invites several guests to his "show" to validate the actions of the Russian authorities.

At a certain point, an opponent of Kremlin policy began appearing on the show regularly. However, other guests and the host often shouted down and ridiculed this person, leaving no chance to present their arguments.

Over time, the format of the program changed. Viewers were increasingly convinced that Russia "is at war with all of NATO." There was also talk, in line with Vladimir Putin's words, of using nuclear weapons and the overall victorious position of the Russians in a potential conflict with the North Atlantic alliance members.

Even more surprising for internet users was the fact that a few days ago, in one of Solovyov's programs, an expert appeared who spoke logically. Asked about the real possibilities of opposing NATO, he replied:

Confronting the NATO alliance with conventional weapons, in view of its superiority in conventional means of warfare, well, from our side, any course of action would be extremely disadvantageous - said the expert on Vladimir Solovyov's propaganda program.

He then added that the only possibility of engaging in combat with the alliance could only be with the use of nuclear weapons. In other cases, an advantageous outcome for Russia in such a conflict is almost impossible and rather certainly involves defeat.