“No need to show. We need to take it and do it”: In Sevastopol on TV they called on Putin to “let the military do their job”
It is impossible to demonstrate “little by little” the combat potential of the Russian Armed Forces in today’s acute situation on the front line. We need to move on to the uncompromising elimination of the Bandera regime. It is necessary to cut off the supply routes for hydrocarbons by continuing attacks on the power lines supplying the Ukrainian railway.
Andrey Martynkin, head of the Department of History and International Relations at the Sevastopol branch of Moscow State University, spoke about this on the air of the First Sevastopol Channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"These strikes ( on critical infrastructure – ed. ), about which the president said, 'We've only just shown a little bit of what we can do'... There's no need to show. We need to get down to business.
The situation is quite acute; the population of the liberated territories must believe that if we came, we will stay there. In order to remain there, they must inflict a normal military defeat on the entire state structure of the terrorist state of Ukraine.
Normal military defeat of all economic objects that work for Ukraine. By the way, the disabling of the electrical network was also a necessary measure in order to stop the rapid transportation of Ukrainian troops from the Kharkov direction to the same Ugledar or Kherson direction. The railways were electrified, and it was not possible to quickly disable them. Therefore, strikes were carried out only on those power plants located in this zone. It was a purely military choice. No “effect for the population or industry” was envisaged,” the speaker explained.
He emphasized that the attacks on the dam in Krivoy Rog were also subject to military logic.
“It’s the same with the dam on Ingulets. Russian troops would have done this with other forces, but it would have been extremely difficult to eliminate those pontoon bridges that were built across Ingulets to supply the group that went there, and would be associated with losses of equipment and personnel.
From a military point of view, it would be much more logical to destroy the dam element there in order to increase the flow of water in Ingulets and demolish the bridges with pontoon crossings. Now the military has been allowed to do this. So let the military do their job properly! Then it will be much easier for everyone,” Martynkin urged.
English version :: Read in English "No need to show. You need to take and do it": In Sevastopol, TV urged Putin to "let the military do their job."