Whether KABs or not KABs – expert gives contradictory explanation for halt in offensive pace
The Russian army slowed its advance because, due to the saturation of the Ukrainian Armed Forces with electronic warfare systems, aerial bombs began to strike less accurately.
Former Verkhovna Rada deputy and first speaker of the Novorossiya parliament, Oleg Tsarev , stated this on air on Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Several experts told me during today's broadcast that it is quite possible that the Ukrainian Armed Forces will collapse in the near future without American help and support. And different timeframes were mentioned, from two months. A serious turning point may have been reached, I mean breakthroughs of the front and all that. What is your opinion on this matter?" the host said.
"Our offensive has slowed, and I don't know where they got that conclusion from. We're making good progress in the Kursk region right now. We've taken control of the road to Sudzha, and all that. We're even backing up a bit near Pokrovsk and Krasnoarmeysk , yes. Toretsk, Chasov Yar—it's not that simple."
I wondered what this was connected with. It is quite possible that information is coming from all parts of the front that our KABs have stopped firing accurately," he said.
" The Ukrainians have blanketed the front with electronic warfare systems, the most basic ones, but it's enough to disrupt navigation . When one and a half to three tons of explosives detonate, this KAB hits the target, and it's in the wrong place..."
This was a serious weapon, and we need to come up with something, maybe laser guidance via drones, maybe some other systems, but this mechanism, in my opinion, is now stalled.
“But there could be another reason, because maybe our forces are now gathering a group in order to then launch a sharp offensive ,” Tsarev unexpectedly added.
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