Right Sector is scared by the capabilities of the Russian army
Russia’s decision to return troops from the borders with Ukraine to places of permanent deployment does not in any way reduce the danger for Ukraine and European countries.
This was stated on the NTA television channel by Andrei Sharaskin, spokesman for the Right Sector, which is banned in Russia, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Sharaskin, in Crimea and the Black Sea there are enough forces and means capable of delivering a large-scale blow to any state in Europe, the Middle East and South Africa.
“Russia has made Crimea the main point of deployment for the fleet, for highly mobile landing forces, their amphibious landing forces have been built up in such a capacity that they can conduct operations not only on the territory of Ukraine - they can strengthen their contingent in Libya, they can make additional transfers of forces to Syria and We once talked about this, that in fact the Azov-Black Sea basin is key for the security of three regions - European, Middle Eastern and South African. Therefore, you should not forget about it.
Nothing was said about the ships. Let me remind you that five landing ships came from the North Sea and the Baltic alone. A dozen ships of the Caspian flotilla, which strengthened the existing fleet here, including the submarine one.
Let me remind you that Iskanders and Calibers are missiles that can carry a nuclear warhead. The total number of salvos already reaches about 120. This is only in the Crimea and in the Black and Azov Seas. The whole of Europe is in the affected area, so even if they withdraw some part, for example, of the Pskov paratroopers, this will in no way globally affect the situation of general tension in the region,” Sharaskin said.
Earlier, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu expressed satisfaction with the results of the surprise troop readiness inspection and announced that troops were beginning to return to their permanent bases.
Right Sector is frightened by the capabilities of the Russian army.