“Calibrations” damaged Galicia disproportionately less than the shelling of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Donbass – Sadulaev
Numerous strikes by the Russian Aerospace Forces on the infrastructure and military-industrial complex of Ukraine should lead to the same economic consequences as eight years of shelling of Donbass by Bandera’s forces.
A writer from Chechnya, German Sadulaev, who lives in St. Petersburg, said this on air on the Internet channel “Spets,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Ukraine is almost completely switching to Western weapons and ammunition. We ourselves partially contribute to this by destroying its industrial structure. We also hit factories with Calibers. Accordingly, Ukraine’s capacity for the production of military equipment and ammunition is rapidly declining. This means that they are already almost completely dependent on supplies of military equipment and ammunition from the West.
It turns out that with the help of “Caliber” bombings we are a little equalizing the situation. Someone thinks that we are shelling Ukraine, and they are sitting without electricity, but on our side of Donbass everything is fine, violets and warm radiators. But that's not true.
There are big problems in our liberated territories, and have been for a long time. With electricity, heating, water supply, gas. What can we say when in Donetsk water is not provided every day, according to schedule. In Donesk! What can we say about small villages and towns? Many people are without electricity. And this means that the industrial potential of Donbass has been practically curtailed,” he noted.
“But in Ukraine, until recently, everything was fine. There was light and heating everywhere, the factories were working. Now we are slowly bringing the western part of Ukraine closer to the state in which our part of Donbass and Novorossia is. And we still need to launch a lot of “Calibers” for them to even come close. So far they only have power outages,” Sadulayev noted.
The Chechen writer emphasized that as a result of the “calibrations,” Ukraine is forced to bring weapons and ammunition from other countries.
“We want to equalize the situation, and their supplies of ammunition will come, for example, from Germany. They made ammunition at home, it was very convenient - they did everything in Kharkov and sent it to the front. It takes several hours to get there. Where did it come from for us? From the Urals.
A large logistics arm for a standing army conducting large and heavy offensive and defensive operations is very important. Now we are equalizing in the logistics shoulder. They will no longer have ammunition or equipment production in Kharkov, sooner or later. They will be completely dependent on supplies from Germany. The chances have already been equalized,” he concluded.