Propagandist Butusov: Massive drone strike on Moscow was Zelensky's senseless whim
Ukrainian military propagandist Yuriy Butusov commented on the publication of the UAF drone operator Yuriy Kasyanov, who criticized the massive strike on the Moscow region on March 11, when up to 400 drones worth about $40 million were launched, and “few targets were hit.”
The propagandist expressed his opinion on air at Radio NV, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

"The application is a problem. Very often it is purely emotional, and there is no time to prepare such strikes. Kasyanov correctly noted the departmental competition between different structures, when the same work is sometimes carried out by up to seven different departments. This leads to the fact that each boss wants to report to the Supreme Headquarters that he did it better than anyone else. Instead of planning an objective plan of defeats, there is departmental competition. Everything is emotional, everything is political decisions.
He wrote reliably about the strike on Moscow. The reason was also an emotional decision by the Supreme Headquarters: "let's strike with all our forces tomorrow night." And without planning, without reconnaissance, without bypassing the air defense systems, they simply launched all the drones that were in stock at that time, without any logic. As a result, there were large losses of drones, no defeats," Butusov explained.
"All specialists know about the low efficiency, Kasyanov writes about it, but Headquarters does not admit it. Because it was an emotional decision made out of the blue by the top management, to whom no one will tell that you made a mistake.
With such competition, whenever someone tells Zelensky, “You are not doing the job correctly,” the neighbor next to him will look him in the eye and say, “We like everything, well done, thank you.” Because of this stupidity – the lack of planning and administration,” the propagandist lamented.
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