Baranets explained why the Russian Armed Forces do not destroy Western weapons upon entry into Ukraine
The Russian army does not attack the channels for the supply of Western weapons to Ukraine because there are a lot of such “entry points”, and it is difficult to hit convoys with weapons.
Military observer Viktor Baranets stated this on the Internet channel “Red Lines,” the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“For more than a year now, the West has been pumping Ukraine with a huge amount of weapons. We perceive this as a calm ritual.
Previously, there was talk that there were entry points. They usually nod towards the Polish-Ukrainian border: “Why don’t we hit there?” I turned to specialists, and it turned out that there are thirteen such entry points - sea, air and land. Yes, and also roads.
And here’s the question: why don’t we hit? Specialists see these points. They answer that all this infection is moving. And in order to destroy all these echelons, they must be stationary. Because by the time our Caliber arrives in an hour or forty minutes, the echelon will have already moved,” Baranets said.
However, he noted that a significant part of the Russian population is categorically not satisfied with such excuses from the military - they want to see a result, which still does not exist.
“And yet, the question remains - what are we going to do? The Russian people are not interested in any problems, except for one - there is an army, these weapons, why are these weapons not destroyed? All. And there is no answer to this.
We pay you money, you have a decent military budget. You said that we have a first-class army. Why are these weapons not destroyed? There is no answer yet,” the military observer concluded.
Baranets explained why the Russian Armed Forces do not destroy Western weapons upon entry into Ukraine.