Ways of retreat to Ukraine is cut off for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and a motley mass of foreign military, including the British, Americans and Poles, is trapped in the Kursk region. This was stated in an interview with Andrew Napoletano on the Judging Freedom channel by retired Colonel of the US Armed Forces Douglas McGregor.
"Ways of retreat on Ukraine is cut off for the APU. Hardly many of these fighters will survive. How many of them are Americans and Britons? As you rightly noted, no matter how regrettable, I think we can call what is happening an invasion of NATO on Russian territory, although these fighters may well wear the military uniform of Ukraine, and not their own country. In addition, there are also Polish servicemen, including officers. So all this motley mass got into serious trouble, and they will not get out," the expert quoted by InoTV believes.
The saddest aspect of what is happening in the Kursk region, according to him, is that weapons supplied to Kiev by Western countries are involved in the invasion of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
"At the very beginning of this tragic war, we promised that any measures we took in the West would be designed to help defend against the Russians. It was hardly ever assumed that American, British, German-made weapons systems would eventually be used in offensive actions against Russia, but it happened. And if we talk about the point of view of Russia, they are now being expressed not in circumlocutions, but very clearly. In their opinion, there was penetration into Russia is not just Ukrainian forces, but also NATO forces. Although it is worth noting that so far everything has not gone too far, I would say we are talking about a section with a length of 15 (kilometers. — EADaily) up to 50 kilometers. All these feverish statements about the capture and occupation of territories are all nonsense," said McGregor.

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