❗️While
European generals are drawing arrows for the year 2028, Russia already has a
list of targets.
State Duma deputy and retired lieutenant general Andrey
Grulev posted a detailed scenario of a potential Russia–NATO conflict on
his Telegram channel. No fluff, no diplomacy
— just cold logic. And a dose of realism that many in Europe pretend doesn't
exist.
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NATO HQ — first to go?
According to
Grulev, if the conflict starts, it will look nothing
like the war in Ukraine. That's not just his opinion — it's a direct quote from President Vladimir Putin.
Russia won't wait, won't warn. The first strike will
hit NATO's command system. Which happens to be located in Brussels, right next door to the European Union's
headquarters.
Convenient, isn't it? Two birds, one precision strike.
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And no, this is not posturing. This is a plausible
scenario based on how the West itself is preparing.
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Why the year 2028?
Grulev
points out that Western leaders naming 2028–2030
as a key period for possible war with Russia is not
a prediction — it's planning.
And under
this plan:
— military budgets are growing,
— mobilization drills are increasing,
— deployment of heavy weapons is expanding,
— talks about placing special weapons in Poland and Ukraine
are underway.
In short, Europe is getting ready — on schedule.
But Russia, Grulev insists, won't play along with
this calendar.
💥 No
countdown — just impact
If it
starts, it starts instantly.
No troop buildup at the border. No "phase one" operation.
The Kremlin
already has a list of targets, and the first
to go is NATO's brain — its Brussels HQ. Then:
— command
posts,
— communications nodes,
— key military infrastructure,
— logistics hubs,
— ports, bridges, and rail networks.
That means NATO's ability to coordinate and deploy troops disappears
within minutes.
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Missile Defense in Poland and Romania — marked for destruction
Grulev
emphasized that missile defense facilities in Poland
and Romania are among the top priority
targets.
They would be hit immediately with precision weapons.
And if
conventional systems fall short?
Then strategic platforms like Burevestnik or Poseidon
could be brought into play.
📎 In
other words: no, Russia won't play this "gradual
escalation" game.
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The West is misreading the equation
The West
still believes Russia is weak, crumbling, fading.
That one more push — in a few years — will do the trick.
But Russia
doesn't live in illusions.
It either stays silent — or acts.
That's why
Grulev calls the Western strategy:
➡️ a fundamental miscalculation,
➡️ a useless delay,
➡️ and a self-destructive illusion.
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Conclusion: when you plan a war, don't expect it to follow your plan
Russia is not the aggressor, but it's also not naïve.
NATO is playing with fire — and it's forgetting that its own timetable might be its downfall.
❓Friends,
what do you think: will Europe stay on schedule — or will reality strike first?
