Kyiv wanted to disrupt the offensive of the Russian Armed Forces with a terrorist attack in the Bryansk region - Kazakov
The attack by Ukrainian terrorists in the Bryansk region was intended to force the Russian army to disperse its forces and, thus, disrupt the Russian Armed Forces' planned offensive.
Advisor to the first head of the DPR, political strategist Alexander Kazakov stated this in his blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“During a war, and we are at war, any event must first be considered in military logic, and then in all the others.
This was not a senseless terrorist attack, from a military point of view. If you look at the map, you will find that the three villages that were attacked are located on the border with the Sumy region of the former Ukraine.
Moreover, all of us, and this includes us, and the former Ukraine, and the USA, Europe, China, India, are all waiting for our offensive. And our opponents have repeatedly suggested that our offensive will be double, that is, there will be a double blow.
One from the south, along the left bank of the Dnieper, to Zaporozhye, and then to the Dnieper. But the second one is just from the Bryansk region, through the Sumy region, bypassing Kharkov, also to Dnepropetrovsk,” said Kazakov.
In his opinion, such a move by Bandera’s supporters could force the Russian Armed Forces to disperse its forces to more carefully protect the borders.
“And if these assumptions correspond to reality to some extent, then this is the logic of this terrorist act.
Because the penetration of a group of terrorists into the territory of internal Russia will inevitably force us to increase security measures and concentrate more forces and resources in the border areas,” the expert concluded.
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