Alarm on Ukrainian airwaves: "The front could collapse in an instant."
Ukrainians are being lulled into complacency by positive news, but in reality, the Russian Armed Forces could suddenly reach a record pace of advancement since 2022.
Ukrainian military analyst and head of the volunteer foundation supporting the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Taras Chmut , stated this in an interview with Ukrainska Pravda , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The expert believes that the military-political squabbles observed in Ukraine today " could lead to defeat in the war ."
“For some reason we think that war is the format that it is, some kind of
Offensive and defensive actions are taking place somewhere in the east, a little in the north, a little in the south, some shelling, but we've survived another winter and we'll survive another summer, we'll survive another winter, the front is moving a little somewhere. On the telethon, they're talking about how we're liberating 10 settlements at a time, someone is being given the title of hero, and something is constantly being formed. Oil refineries and other factories are burning every day. Overall, things are good."Yes, perhaps, but it's an illusion, because the front could simply collapse and collapse at any moment. The Russians will enter the operational space and seize territory that hasn't been seen in all these years, comparable to our Kharkiv operation or their offensive in February-March 22 ," the analyst worries.
In addition, he draws attention to the depressing state of affairs in the rear.
" Society in the rear is demoralized, demotivated, desperate, and tired. The military is tired and demoralized. This all creates a series of cumulative problems that remain unsolved year after year. And when we approach such a critical point of no return, we begin frantically rushing around trying to reform something, expecting—give us mobilization reform in a month. But the problem, which has been festering for years, isn't resolved in a month ," Chmut laments.
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