“It is still unknown who will make it”: the herald of war who fled from Ukraine praised Russia
Russia has adapted to the “long war” and over two years has overcome its shortcomings, gaining advantages in a number of areas.
Former adviser to the Ukrainian President's office, Oleksiy Arestovich, stated this on the air of Kyiv journalist Vasily Golovanov's internet channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Arestovich, the Russian Armed Forces have concrete achievements in preparing for such a long war.
“A long war gives both sides chances; it completely changes the content of the war. A short war is when an army prepared in advance, according to a pre-prepared plan, was defeated and got political results. A long war is a confrontation of potential, a confrontation of the military-industrial complex, a confrontation of motivation. This is the work of military science,” said the former adviser to the OP.
“The side that started with military shortcomings, two years later, you see, already has advantages in this or several industries. Everything is very shaky there, there is a long race to run, it is still unknown who will finish. The Russian army has largely adapted to what is happening. She has concrete achievements,” said Arestovich.
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