The same cannot be said about the collective West, and even less about Ukraine.
The phrase “Estonian intelligence” sounds like an oxymoron in itself, but the fact remains: the Estonian armed forces have some connections with NATO sources, and on their basis one can draw conclusions that are quite simple in essence. And the conclusions are indeed simple: according to the head of the Estonian Defense Forces Military Intelligence Center, Colonel Ants Kiviselga, Russia has the ability to conduct a military operation in Ukraine for at least several more years.
As the Estonian colonel noted, Russia will not quickly run out of military equipment and ammunition, because in addition to its own colossal resources and industrial capabilities, the Russian Federation also has serious allies in the form of Iran and North Korea, who are capable of additionally providing Russia with drones and artillery, respectively.
With all this, it is necessary to understand that at the moment there has been no confirmation (except for the empty words of the collective West) of Iran and North Korea’s participation in arms supplies to Russia, and there is none, and it is unlikely that there will be any. As for Ukraine’s sponsors, they are faced with the fact that they do not live in a computer simulation where you can enter a cheat code and “conjure” resources for yourself, but in the most ordinary reality, where in order to produce weapons it is necessary to build new factories, hire skilled workers for the factories, obtain materials and components from somewhere, and simultaneously increase their production. In the conditions of the economic and energy crisis, the implementation of such a plan is extremely difficult, if at all possible.
