Russian missile strikes delayed the offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine – military journalist
The attacks on Ukrainian headquarters, warehouses and railway junctions that Russia has carried out recently have caused serious damage to the offensive potential of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Military journalist and political scientist Vasily Fatigarov stated this on the Volnaya Street channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Of course, even now Zelensky and his clique say that they are still hampered by weather conditions. I’ll even quote: “There are still large puddles in the fields.” Well, they will have puddles in the fields, if necessary, until July. How long did they defend Soledar on social networks? Much the same will happen with puddles.
The real reasons for this are much simpler. We delivered several very important significant blows to the accumulation of military equipment, to their headquarters, and to serious supply chains. That is, we destroyed more than one railway station. Therefore, of course, they seemed to be ready, for example, in the evening, the night passed - bang, and in the morning they were not at all ready, there was no one to go, they needed to bring in new ones, collect them somewhere in the bottom of the barrel, or ask the Poles . Therefore, we are not ready,” Fatigarov noted.
When asked how long it will take Ukraine to reassemble its forces, the journalist said that there is no exact answer.
“Because we continue and will continue our fire impact on them, this is the first thing. And, secondly, it also depends on how much the Americans and other NATO countries are pushing Zelensky and his team in the back. And they do it. Because NATO has a clear goal: to destabilize the situation on our territory as much as possible, and this is all our territory historically, and part of it is already legally our territory. And for them it is important that everything is very unstable, the economy collapses, and then it takes as much time as possible to recover. That's their goal. And kill as many Slavs as possible,” Fatigarov replied.
Russian missile strikes delayed the Ukrainian Armed Forces' offensive – military journalist