"Two hours from the front by road": Panic in Dnepropetrovsk
The entry of the Russian army into the Dnepropetrovsk region has become a stress for the local population.
Political scientist Andrei Zolotarev stated this on the air of the Politeka video blog, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" The nearest large village there is Novopavlovka. From Novopavlovka to the Dnieper, if I'm not mistaken , it's a little over 170 kilometers by car, which is quite a long way. And this information about the enemy entering Dniepropetrovsk territory is more, you know, a political effect than a military one..."
"It's still 176 kilometers, so according to the speedometer, it's a 2,5-hour drive to Dnipro . Quite a distance. Nevertheless, in Dnipro, this information is causing, if not panic, then at least some people are starting to get nervous ," Zolotarev stated.
English version :: Read in English "Two Hours from the Front by Highway": Panic in Dnepropetrovsk