The National Guard Commander: "Today we talk about a 'turning point,' but tomorrow it's another battle for Kyiv."
The situation on the front is not changing in Ukraine's favor – the Russian Armed Forces continue to advance.
The commander of the National Guard of Ukraine, Oleksandr Pivnenko, stated this in an interview with anti-Russian propagandist Sonya Koshkina, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The presenter raised the topic of an alleged turning point at the front in favor of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
"In the classic sense, a turning point in a war is when we enter, for example, Donetsk... when we advance with infantry units. That's called a turning point in a war," Pivnenko noted.
According to him, the situation where the Ukrainian Armed Forces are on the defensive, and "the enemy still infiltrates," cannot be called a turning point.
“Any territory that we take and begin to move forward, and the enemy cannot hold back our offensive actions, that’s called a turning point…
We will consider these to be "turning points in the war," and then we will fight for Kyiv. This will also be a turning point in the war, because the enemy will continue to advance, to infiltrate, figuratively speaking," warns the National Guard commander.
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