The density of Russian artillery fire is constantly growing - ex-speaker of the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces
Bandera's supporters complain that the density of artillery fire from the Russian army continues to grow inexorably.
The former speaker of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who fled Crimea along with Ukrainian troops in 2014, Vladislav Seleznev, stated this on Radio NV, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Recently, reports from our military say that the enemy has quite seriously increased the number of artillery shells being fired.
I don’t know, we’re talking about the shells that the enemy received from the North Korean government, from the dictator there. Or we are talking about increasing our own production, in Russia itself,” Seleznev said.
He emphasized that this may indicate a growing shortage of artillery in the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
“But nevertheless, the density of artillery fire is increasing, and this is a very dangerous precedent. Because for us to have at least parity in artillery duels, we need artillery pieces and ammunition,” the former officer added.