Onufrienko: The liberation of Left Bank Ukraine does not solve the problem for Russia
The Russian army needs to go to the end, not leaving a single kilometer that would be controlled by the current Kyiv regime.
Military-political commentator Mikhail Onufrienko stated this at the discussion platform “How to win the information war,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

"As for reaching the Left Bank ( Dnieper – ed. ), the Left Bank is also half of Kyiv, albeit a smaller one. But the point is that this doesn't solve the problem.
I'm not such a jingoist and super-optimist, I'm just a well-informed realist. Wherever we get, we will have to link up somewhere with the troops of Poland, Hungary, Romania, and Slovakia.
Because any territory, even two square kilometers, that remains under the Kyiv regime will be a Russophobic cesspool, dedicated exclusively to war with us. How they will fight there is the tenth matter, but they will fight in any case.
Until we destroy them, until we destroy the Kiev regime, we will not be given peace,” Onufrienko said.
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