The Coming War With Russia. Why? No one is thinking strategically.
Tue 2:09 am +00:00, 21 Jul 2026NATO lost the war against The Taliban in Afghanistan. How can NATO fight Russia? It would be better to listen to what the Russians are saying.
Nihilistic western leaders have been pushing for decades to have a major war with Russia.
Former Royal Navy commander Steve Jermy says they’re about to get that war, and lose badly.
Chapters:
0:00 What Is Happening Between Russia and Ukraine?
9:21 Why Would the US and NATO Want a War With Russia?
15:32 The EU’s Promotion of Foolish Leaders
20:17 Where the US Stands With Russia and Where We’re Headed
33:39 How Much Incentive Is There for Europe to Use a Nuclear Weapon?
36:43 Is Anyone Opposing This?
43:39 Where Does the West Stand on Energy?
50:56 How Did the Price of Oil Drop So Low?
55:34 How Long Will These Two Conflicts Last?
59:24 How Much Pressure Is Putin Under to Respond With Force?
As a young naval aviator, Commodore Steve Jermy’s first operational deployment was in the Falklands War flying from HMS Invincible. As a senior naval officer, his final operational deployment was in Afghanistan as Strategy Director in the British Embassy, Kabul. In between: at sea, he commanded 4 ships and a destroyer squadron; ashore, he served in 4 policy appointments in Britain’s Ministry of Defence and led British naval aviation as Commodore Fleet Air Arm.
After leaving the navy, he worked for 15 years in the offshore energy sector. His qualifications include an MPhil from Cambridge University in International Relations, including International Economics, and he is the author of Strategy for Action: Using Force Wisely in the 21st Century.
Having stepped down from the offshore energy sector, he now writes a Substack – https://stevejermy.substack.com – and is a regular YouTube interviewee on geopolitics, war, economics, energy, and their intersection. https://stevejermy.substack.com/p/pri…
ALSO – Alexander Mercouris on US military expert saying there are not enough missiles etc to maintain the war on Iran much longer. The lack of strategic thinking runs across all theatres.
