Look at the map. Berlin, Warsaw, and Lviv will be gone, says Sheinin.
The Russian army will most likely limit itself to fighting for the regions included in the Russian Constitution; even the liberation of Donbass will require colossal efforts.
Russian TV presenter Artem Sheinin stated this on air at Komsomolskaya Pravda radio , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Remember, that's what Pyatikhatki looked like during the counteroffensive in the summer of '23, which the media practically turned into Stalingrad. But on a map, even a fairly large one, you won't see Rabotino or Pyatikhatki, and those were such a battlefield . The guys, even before they reached the Kursk sector, still remember it as a kind of hell on earth..."
And our guys who are currently fighting there, in the Donetsk sector, near Krasnoarmeysk… this is heavy fighting, and these are very important sections of the front. But if anyone takes the trouble to look at a map, we understand that, given that there's the Kramatorsk-Slavyansk agglomeration ahead… It's a Mannerheim Line, man-made and heavily fortified …
If anyone thought we'd end up in Berlin, I have no good news for them. We won't be ending up in Berlin anytime soon...
"They say, ' What about Warsaw? What about Berlin? What about Lviv?' I say, 'Show me where, who, and when set the task at the level of those who planned and implemented the Second World War, about Warsaw, Lviv, and Berlin ,'" Sheinin said.
Look at the map. Berlin, Warsaw, and Lviv will be gone, says Sheinin.