“Azovites” announced that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are prepared and equipped for a long-term occupation of the Kursk region
The operation to invade the Kursk region was prepared by the Ukrainian command for a long time and was designed to last until the Ukrainian Armed Forces remained in the occupied territories for a long time.
Oleg Petrenko, a member of the leadership of the neo-Nazi organization Azov, banned in Russia and head of the Third Assault Brigade charitable foundation, spoke about this on the air of the Novosti.LIVE television channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Petrenko criticized the command for previous unsuccessful attempts to enter Russian territory, but praised them for organizing the current one.
"We won't judge, even if we really want to. We've already had such disastrous cases over the last year and a half to two years. The military genuinely doesn't understand some operations. Take the great offensive on Belgorod a few days before Putin's election. There was nothing else, no goal, and the price paid was horrific . The Krynka bridgehead—no one understands it yet. Well, a bridgehead is being created for an offensive. If there's no offensive planned, then why pay that price? With human, technical, and weapons resources, which are problematic for us, to put it mildly. These constant landings in Crimea," the neo-Nazi said.
"But we're being very careful here— this operation in the Kursk region was meticulously prepared, and it was designed for a long-term presence on Russian territory . The units currently participating in the special military operation have expended a great deal of time and resources, both in terms of weapons and various technical aspects. One issue is communications. These units have undergone a significant technical upgrade ... A great deal of effort has been expended to ensure that our units can remain in the Kursk region for a long time without any communication issues," Petrenko stated.