(Dan Tri) – Russian general announced that Moscow will win the military campaign in Ukraine and NATO will no longer exist by 2030.

Russian General Apti Alaudinov, commander of Chechen forces fighting in Ukraine (Photo: Getty).

`Russia will win in the special military operation (in Ukraine) and on all other battlefields,` General Apti Alaudinov, commander of the Chechen special forces fighting in Ukraine, said in an interview with the channel.

`We will have to make efforts until 2029-2030, but I can guarantee that the result of this special military campaign is that NATO will no longer exist in its current form. Most countries

Anton Gerashchenko, former adviser to Ukraine’s Interior Minister, said General Alaudinov had declared that `Russia will wage a war for the rest of the decade and intends to destroy NATO.`

Mr. Alaudinov headed the Chechen forces fighting in Ukraine.

Mr. Kadyrov is one of the strong supporters of Russia’s military campaign in Ukraine.

According to him, this force consists of 2,000 soldiers who are fully trained, equipped and have ideals.

Russia’s extraordinary military campaign in Ukraine caused the worst breakdown in relations between Russia and the West since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on April 22 criticized the military support of the US, UK and France for Ukraine.

Foreign Minister Lavrov accused Washington and NATO of being obsessed with the idea of causing `strategic defeat` for Russia.

The US-based Institute for the Study of War (ISW) said that a number of military, economic, and financial signals show that Russia seems to be preparing for a large-scale conflict with NATO.

Russian Defense Ministry sources told Izvestia that, in Karelia, a republic in northern Russia and bordering Finland, a missile brigade with the Iskander-M ballistic missile system has been formed, a

Meanwhile, Russia has also deployed a new air force and air defense army in the region, including fighter and bomber regiments, as well as air defense units and engineering forces.

Moscow has repeatedly warned that NATO’s increasing expansion closer to Russia’s borders is a threat to Russia’s national security.