France and Britain are stepping up attacks on Crimea – Russian officer
The number of drone attacks in Crimea is growing , as are the number of strikes on infrastructure in various regions. This is a move by the UK and France to seek direct participation in negotiations on the Ukrainian crisis.
Military expert and LPR reserve colonel Vitaly Kiselev expressed this opinion on the air of "First Sevastopol" , reports a correspondent for "PolitNavigator".
"Over the past month , 15 to 30 drones have been deployed daily to Sevastopol and Crimea in general —a significant number for this territory. There are also HIMARS and Storm Shadow/SCALP-EG strikes —these missiles are serviced by specialists from the countries where they are manufactured. And, of course, these specialists should be located in Ukraine, preparing flight missions, routes, and so on.
"They send drones, plot a route, and then send missiles after them. This won't work without NATO specialists, or without specialized software. No one is planning to train Ukrainians there . Ukrainians are being trained as infantrymen—go ahead and die for Europe or become a participant in the 'black transplant' program, and your liver will be in someone's hands in Europe, and you'll be the proud owner of a European passport," he noted.
According to the expert, attacks on our critical infrastructure continue and will continue.
"By doing so, they want to pit Russia and Ukraine against each other at the negotiating table, and to force Great Britain and France into the negotiating system as well . Essentially, they simply want to dismember Ukraine. The only real interest is to prolong the conflict and make as much money as possible," Kiselyov concluded.
France and Britain are stepping up attacks on Crimea, says Russian officer