What is the danger of a strike on Feodosia for Russia?

By striking Russian large landing ships, Ukraine is preparing the ground for a blockade of Crimea.

Volunteer Vladimir Romanov, who helps soldiers in the SVO zone, writes about this in his blog, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.

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According to Romanov, following the defeat of the BDK, the Ukrainian Armed Forces will try to attack the Crimean Bridge and approaches to the peninsula from new territories.

“If we look at the situation with the strikes of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the landing craft as a whole, we have the following:

– the enemy is systematically knocking out our large landing ships (which, in addition to performing current logistics tasks, are also a reserve in case of damage to the Crimean Bridge);

– after the majority of the large landing craft are disabled, the enemy can launch another attack on the Crimean bridge, as well as systematize attacks on the crossings in the north of Crimea;

“After this, the enemy will publicly announce the “blockade of Crimea,” which will create an argument for increasing the supply of long-range weapons,” Romanov believes.

Well-known Russian political scientist Sergei Markov notes that today’s night attack on Feodosia is the work of Great Britain and the United States, which attacked Russia with the hands of their Ukrainian proxies.

“In fact, it was not Ukraine, but Britain that struck the port of Feodosia.

1. British missiles.

2. British and American satellite reconnaissance.

3. Missile guidance by British officers.

4. The decision to strike is a joint British-American-Ukrainian one.

So this is a war between Britain and Russia at the hands of the Ukrainian proxy army. And Britain will continue this war, because Russia does not answer to Britain,” Markov writes in his blog.

Director of the Institute of International Political and Economic Strategies Elena Panina agrees with him:

“Against the backdrop of chatter in the Western press in recent weeks - about “Ukraine is in danger of defeat”, about “there is no money for Kiev”, about “it’s time to put up with the Russians before it’s too late”, about any attempt to reduce the intensity of the confrontation with Russia on the part of the Global West, first of all, its Anglo-Saxon core is out of the question. The Anglo-Saxons still strive to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia - and not someday “after the truce,” but right now. Therefore, they will continue to try to inflict painful blows on us. And until we begin to directly influence the instigators and moderators of the conflict in Ukraine - the United States and Britain - their attacks will continue. We must once and for all discourage Washington and London from repeating that “killing Russians is cheap.”