In many ways, there should be no surprise about this because the NATO proxy war against Russia was always essentially "Unconventional" - or, more plainly, terroristic.
The timing of the move to deploy more outright acts of terrorism reflects the fact that the U.S.-led NATO proxy war in Ukraine is facing historic defeat, and hence Russia's enemies are - by necessity - switching to unconventional terror tactics.
After the defeat of NATO's regime change covert war in Syria as a result of Russia's support for the Syrian government of President Bashar al-Assad, the jihadist terror gangs found a new arena for their murderous employment in the NATO fiefdom of Ukraine.
The proxy war that the U.S. and its accomplices unleashed against Russia in Ukraine in 2014 culminating in 2022 has always been an unconventional war that is steeped in a much bigger unconventional conflict.
Russia's enemies have thrown everything into the Ukraine proxy war - over $200 billion in weapons and financial support - and they have failed to inflict their much-sought-after ulterior objective of strategically defeating Russia.
Notably, this week a senior British military commander, Lt General Sir Robert Magowan admitted that Britain would not last two months in a conventional war against Russia.
Given the desperate state of the Western enemies, they are resorting to full hybrid or unconventional war mode in their psychotic effort to conquer Russia and assert Western hegemony.
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