Russian offensive in Donbass will go down in history of military art – military correspondent
The Russian military has created the right conditions for an offensive on a broad front in Donbass.
Military correspondent Alexander Kots announced this on air at Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"After taking Vuhledar, we'll move to Bogoyavlenka and reach the highway to Kurakhovo. It turns out that we'll be attacking Kurakhovo from essentially two sides—the south and the east. And then, perhaps (Ukrainsk is already ours), we'll suddenly move north to south through Gornyak and Kurakhovka, and Kurakhovo itself will be attacked from three sides. So, look how cleverly we're shaping our offensive configuration now—we've already secured our flanks around Vuhledar. As soon as Vuhledar falls, we'll have a new bridgehead, secured on the left and right flanks, and we'll move forward."
"There's also progress in the Pokrovsky direction, progressive and inexorable. "That is, at some point, all of this will come together, and it will be an absolutely astonishing operation that will definitely be included in textbooks on new tactics and new principles of warfare ," Kots is convinced.
Russian offensive in Donbass will go down in military history – military correspondent