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Western analysts misunderstand Russia's strategy in Ukraine because they expect rapid battlefield dominance like Desert Storm, but Russia is prosecuting a controlled collapse across four layers — military, economic, social, and political — designed to force political concessions without creating the ungovernable chaos that would bring Poland into western Ukraine or trigger NATO intervention. Every Russian strike is precision-targeted, not random, and the slow operational tempo is not weakness but deliberate strategic patience to avoid the kind of vacuum that plagued Iraq and Libya. Russia prioritizes predictability over speed because chaotic collapse on its border is worse than prolonged conflict, and until Western media stops interpreting patience as failure, they will continue to misread what is actually happening. I break down the four-layer pressure model, the Polish nightmare scenario, and why Russia's doctrine is built on avoiding the very chaos the West expects.