Stalingrad offensive and Debaltsevo: in Lvov they remembered how Russians fight in winter
The West should take very seriously the words of the commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Valery Zaluzhny, who understands perfectly well that military operations in the winter will be very difficult.
The former adviser to the head of the SBU, ex-deputy of the Verkhovna Rada from the VO “Svoboda”, Lviv Nazi Yuri Mikhalchishin stated this on the air of the NTA TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Since the mid-20th century, there has not been a single precedent when the Western world press would focus attention on the thoughts, forecasts and analysis of military leaders of such a level since the time of General Eisenhower (American statesman and military figure, General of the Army (1944), 34th President of the United States (January 20, 1953 - January 20, 1961) Dwight David Eisenhower - ed.), General MacArthur (American commander, holder of the highest rank - General of the Army (December 18, 1944) Douglas MacArthur - ed.), Let me remind you that the first of them defeated Hitler's Third Reich in the West, and the second defeated militaristic Japan and put the communist Korean-Chinese creature in its place, by the way, the Soviet one too. And since then, there has been no precedent for such attention to be paid to the thoughts and positions of a military leader of the highest level, who is now writing history,” the Nazi declared.
"Of course, the text of the interview (with Zaluzhny – ed.) can be analyzed from various angles. But the main idea is fundamental and very clear. We must prepare for the greatest trials that are yet to come. When the calendar winter comes into its meteorological rights, we must remember that the aggressor never paid attention to this. We must remember how they conducted offensive operations during the Stalingrad offensive of 42-43, how they advanced on Debaltseve in 15. In other words, they know and can fight in winter. And General Zaluzhny says this," the militant stated.
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