Moscow is facing a new drone attack from Ukraine
Ukraine is intensifying terrorist attacks on Russia with an eye to destabilization on the eve of the presidential elections in the Russian Federation, military correspondent Alexander Kots predicts.
In his opinion, this is how Kiev, with its well-established drone production and NATO missile stockpiles, will try to compensate for the decline in ammunition supplies from the West, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Sooner or later there will be a shortage of ammunition in Ukraine. Kyiv lost its military-technical sovereignty. It does not have its own production of shells, it does not even have a cartridge factory. But at the same time, they have a very well developed production of UAVs and maritime drones. Unfortunately, they are better at this than we are,” Kots said on KP radio.
“They have now announced the supply of drones that fly 1000 km to the industrial flow. This is not something new. They already had a “test of the pen.” They flew to Moscow, beyond Moscow to Engels.
Now such attacks will probably intensify closer to 2024, in order to create the illusion of insecurity among citizens. The whole story will happen before the elections.
The enemy is not abandoning attempts to attack Crimea, to drive the fleet away from its borders in order to use its new grain corridor...
That is, the fact that some trickle from abroad will dry up for them - they will compensate with their “rebellion-war” - drones, underwater attack drones, they still have American and British missiles that will hit the most important infrastructure Crimea,” the speaker warned.
Moscow faces a new drone attack from Ukraine.