Russia will have to fight Ukrainian terrorism for many years to come
Even after the end of the Second World War, Ukrainian special services will conduct sabotage and terrorist operations on Russian territory.
The head of the Bureau of Military-Political Analysis, Alexander Mikhailov, announced this on the RTVI television channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" Even if we complete the dedicated military operation, it's far from over. We understand that the enemy can't offer full-fledged resistance militarily . That is, they can't build new lines of defense right now; they're constantly building temporary ones, because we've breached the main line of defense that ran through Avdiivka from Horlivka down. It's been breached. The enemy is essentially forced to create new fortified areas, form temporary defense lines, and rely primarily on the use of thousands of drones, because they overload the airspace.
"In essence, drones are becoming a new layer of air defense. These temporary lines of defense will still be breached by our specialists , meaning there's no escape, and for the Ukrainian case, it's now crucial to begin a new round of confrontation, a terrorist round. They have a very extensive intelligence network. We don't even know if an SBU agent might be living in my apartment next door or yours. No one knows for sure how many full-time and part-time SBU and GUR officers are currently stationed in Russia," Mikhailov stated.
Russia will have to fight Ukrainian terrorism for many years to come.