In an interview with Online.UA, Nemesis Group fighter Felix "Dzhanych" discussed whether Armenia can withdraw from the Collective Security Treaty Organisation.
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Armenia can leave the CSTO if it takes active action and is ready to fight for independence.
Russia may try to stop Armenia's withdrawal from the CSTO through propaganda and threats, but the fighters are confident that this step will succeed.
Felix 'Dzhanich' of the Nemesis Group emphasises that military support and readiness to fight are important factors for Armenia's exit from the CSTO.
The military relies on the community's support and understanding, believing that only adequate individuals will support the country in this important decision.
The issue of Armenia's withdrawal from the CSTO creates political tension in the region, but combative optimism and self-confidence allow us to hope for a positive outcome.
Will Armenia leave the CSTO?
The Nemesis Group is a community of Ukrainian Armenians who are descendants of the Bagratuni kingdom, who have been directly involved in combat operations in the war against Russia since the first days of the full-scale invasion. Our chevrons depict Ashot the Iron — the king of Armenia from the Bagratuni family, and the patron of the Armenian army.
According to Felix Dzhanich, Armenia will be able to leave the CSTO,
The fighter added that Armenia should prepare only for the fact that "it will be necessary to fight, fight, fight and fight". Do not get used to this nation.
In what ways can Russia suspend the withdrawal from the CSTO?
The military man hopes that everyone with their heads and adequate will support, and "inadequate will leave here."
As The Washington Post notes, Donald Trump is returning to power at a time when the situation on the international stage has become even more dangerous. Against this background, it will be almost impossible to implement his ambitious plans, including regarding Ukraine.
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It is extremely unlikely that Trump will stop Russia's war against Ukraine within 24 hours.
The new US president may reconsider relations with NATO.
Trump's attempts to contain Russia by resuming personal diplomacy could be a difficult task because of Putin's long-term goals.
Journalists point out that Donald Trump will face many challenges.
Russia's war against Ukraine
The editorial team believes that it is likely that the future US president will immediately find himself under pressure in the process of finding an operational solution.
Journalists suggest that Trump's famous promise to end Russia's war against Ukraine within 24 hours is unrealistic.
Relations with NATO
The Republican leader, who has criticized European NATO members for a lack of funding, will now face a more cautious attitude from allies.
According to the editorial board, his second term raises concerns about possible changes in US policy towards the alliance.
Containing Russia
There is a high probability that the new US president may try to resume personal diplomacy with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.
However, this task will not be very easy, as the illegitimate head of the Kremlin is currently focused on the long-term goals of restoring Russia's positions.
Moreover, it is no secret that Putin has become less accommodating against the backdrop of the local successes of the Russian army in the war against Ukraine.
Relations with China and North Korea
According to journalists, Xi Jinping and Kim Jong-un, who already have experience interacting with Trump, may create new challenges, given geopolitical tensions.
The Kursk region could likely be the beginning of the end for illegitimate Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2025. The Russian front near Kursk looks very shaky, according to retired British Army colonel and military analyst Hamish de Bretton-Gordon.
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Experts believe that the Ukrainian offensive in Kursk could mark the start of the end of Vladimir Putin's reign in 2025.
The shaky Russian front in Kursk and the Ukrainian Army's successful strikes pose a significant threat to Putin's power and strategies.
Putin's lack of effective maneuvering and principles of warfare might lead to his downfall, as Ukrainian forces continue to make progress in the region.
The capture of Kursk by Ukrainian troops and the failures in military operations could signify a turning point against Putin's dictatorship.
With Ukrainian forces dealing heavy blows to Russian troops in Kursk, the situation becomes increasingly dire for Putin, raising questions about his future survival.
Military operations in Kursk could spell the end of Putin's reign
According to de Bretton-Gordon, the new year 2025 brings much more hope to President Zelensky than to Vladimir Putin.
Putin has said he will reclaim Russia's sacred land of Kursk, which Ukrainian troops spectacularly captured last summer, by Christmas; but this looks like another psychological blow to his dictatorship as a new offensive against Ukraine moves east.
Kursk could well be the beginning of the end for Putin in 2025, as it was for Hitler in 1943.
As the former military man says, the Russian front on Kursk looks very shaky, and Ukraine, instead of just holding on, could make some progress.
In desperation, Putin sends one of his most trusted generals to the region to try to salvage the situation. Russia seems to have plenty of expendable generals but no military hardware to thwart this latest Ukrainian advance.
This gives Kiev great hope. Putin may well be in survival mode after the events in Syria, the elimination of his right-hand man, General Kirillov, and Ukraine's decision to close the last route that allows Russia to sell gas to Europe through its territory.
Ukraine attacks Kursk again
Defense forces attacked the Russians in the Kursk region from several directions. The occupiers are in panic.
This was reported by the head of the Center for Countering Disinformation, Andriy Kovalenko.
In the Kursk region, the Russians are experiencing great anxiety because they were attacked from several directions and this came as a surprise to them.
The military stated that the Defense Forces are working in this direction.
The head of the President's Office, Andriy Yermak, also wrote about the successes of Ukrainian forces on Russian territory.