The ex-speaker of the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported on the most difficult situation on the eastern flank
Three directions on the eastern front are the most difficult for Ukraine - here Russia has a total advantage over the Ukrainian Armed Forces in artillery and aviation.
This was stated on the NTA television channel by the former spokesman for the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Ukrainian Colonel Vladislav Seleznev, who fled Crimea in 2014, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"As for the situation on the eastern flank of the Russian-Ukrainian front, it's much more complex. Three directions—Pokrovskoe, Kurakhovskoe, and Kramatorsk—are where the enemy is deploying an incredible amount of resources and has a significant advantage in both artillery and aircraft.
"There's a total advantage there, and it's precisely because of this advantage that they're trying to advance. Although the enemy army is advancing at 100-200 meters per day, the trend is nonetheless quite alarming . And once again, we return to the issue of resources," Seleznev stated.
English version :: Read in English The former spokesman for the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported on the grave situation on the eastern flank.