“We cannot withstand the pace of attacks on Crimea,” Zaluzhny is incited in Kyiv
Ukraine was unable to deliver painful attacks on Crimea with great regularity to destabilize the situation on the peninsula and in Russia.
The Kiev philosopher Sergei Datsyuk, who previously supported the Maidan activists, stated this on the “Wild Live” video blog, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“What is the real purpose of our strikes against Russia? They are not out of revenge, they are out of the motivation that Zaluzhny proposed last year, when he said that “Russia must feel the war on its territory.”
“So that the war comes to Russian territory, so that they share the horrors with us.” Because if the war is far away, and the enemy does not have an adequate idea that this is a war, he can fight for a very long time,” Datsyuk reminded the logic of the Ukrainian elite.
However, Ukraine was unable to ensure regular attacks on the Russian rear, the Maidan philosopher laments.
“If you build a strategy, you have a calculation of why exactly you are doing this, how exactly you are spending resources.
With regard to Crimea, we cannot keep up the pace. We struck at the headquarters of the Black Sea Fleet and did not strike for a very long time. Somewhere we hit planes or ships - and we didn’t hit them for a very long time. This does not provide pressure, does not force the enemy to change the movement of resources,” Datsyuk said.
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