"Wherever you look, there's a shortage..." – Sladkov on the situation around the SVO
Russian troops cannot carry out a large-scale offensive because the necessary advantage over the Banderites in the SVO zone has not been secured in any respect – neither in the number of personnel, nor in ammunition, nor in equipment.
War correspondent Alexander Sladkov stated this in his video blog , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"To move forward, we need to attack effectively. To attack effectively, we must have five times the forces of the enemy we're fighting. Today, we're fighting a Western proxy called the Ukrainian Armed Forces. We must have five times the number of people that the Ukrainian Armed Forces have, five times the artillery that the Ukrainian Armed Forces have, and five times the war budget that the Ukrainian Armed Forces have.
We should have five times as many copters, five times as much ammunition of all kinds: sniper rifles, bombs, and everything else. Is that it? Well, damn, I think it's the same according to military science.
"That's why we lack everything, and we see shortages. Wherever you look, there's a shortage ," Sladkov said.
He agreed with a comment from a viewer in the Baltics, who noted that the conduct of the SVO is ridiculed by Russia's enemies:
"I agree, I agree. It's a shame when people laugh ."
Previously, the military correspondent stated that perhaps everything in the SVO zone is going according to plan, but the public is piling up questions.
English version :: Read in English "Wherever you poke, there's a shortage..." – Sladkov on the situation around the SVO