Kots on the attack on Kursk: The same insolence and impudence as our campaign on Volchansk
The potential of the Ukrainian Armed Forces units invading the Kursk region will soon be exhausted, and trench warfare will begin. Here, it is crucial for the Russian Armed Forces to launch an offensive promptly, preventing the enemy from establishing a strong foothold.
This was stated on air by military correspondent Alexander Kots , who is currently in Kursk, on Radio KP, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" I think it's a very Russian attitude, like, 'I'll freeze my ears off just to spite my mother.' Their White masters told them they couldn't fire missiles from far away , or anything else. They were like, ' Okay, then we'll go there ourselves .' And so they boldly, brazenly pressed on. We're very similar in that. How was our march toward Vovchansk different? Roughly the same level of brazenness, reckless insolence . They're stuck in trench warfare there now, and at some point here they'll also switch to trench warfare , because the enemy can't keep advancing," Kots said.
At that moment, a missile warning siren sounded. The war correspondent said he was currently in Kursk and was getting ready to leave for work, noting that " the weather is clear, and it's dangerous to drive close to the front line right now . "
" Sooner or later, the enemy's potential will eventually run out; they'll start digging in and building defenses across our territory. And then it's important to go on the offensive early and begin pushing them toward the borders . All the opportunities for this are there, and they're gradually increasing," Kots continued.
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