"The Pokrovskaya drama is gradually turning into a tragedy" – Kyiv political strategist
The Zelensky regime is concealing that the only way for the remnants of the Ukrainian garrison to save themselves is to abandon everything and flee Pokrovsk at night through fields and crops.
This was stated by Ukrainian political strategist Andrey Zolotarev , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" We've slightly updated an old Soviet joke ... Napoleon says thoughtfully: 'If I had a 'Unified Telethon,' no one would have known about my Waterloo." Given the current situation in Pokrovsk, this is especially relevant ," Zolotarev said.
He stressed that one cannot constantly lie about the situation at the front.
"Unfortunately, when our reports turn into propaganda, it undermines trust in the information. The Kremlin doesn't even have to do anything ; we'll handle it ourselves."
And as the Pokrovsk drama gradually devolves into tragedy before our eyes, the question naturally arises—after all, any military man knows perfectly well that there is a certain standard for when troops must be withdrawn . Is it more important to preserve combat readiness, personnel, and equipment than to lose a piece of territory, even if it is very politically important?
Myrnohrad is tactically encircled; in Pokrovsk, we control 20% at best. Yes, we'll lose equipment, but there's still a chance for people to escape at night through the fields and plantations. The main thing is to save the men.
It's 80 kilometers to Pavlohrad, but it's flat there, not as urbanized as in Donbas, and there's nothing to hold onto. Besides Pavlohrad, Sinelnykove is a crucial logistics hub. Where will the enemy go?
“And what kind of demoralizing effect it will have if there are also losses numbering in the thousands , we don’t have to guess for long,” the Ukrainian expert worried.
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