"For once": the Ukrainian Armed Forces are experiencing a shortage of drones at the front.
At the front, it is already felt that Russian missile strikes on Odessa and Bessarabia have disrupted the supply logistics of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Political scientist and drone developer, CEO of the Ushkuynik research and production center, and advisor to the Russian Minister of Transport, Alexey Chadayev, made this statement on the "Purity of Understanding" podcast, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"It's impossible not to acknowledge that, for once, the Russian army has made a serious effort. I'm not so much talking about the bridges, but about the devastated Odessa port and the logistics on the Danube. This has already had consequences on a war-wide scale. Especially when combined with the logistics hubs around Kyiv.
"This is truly a powerful blow. It's clear the enemy is busy in various ways. There are reports from various parts of the front that they've begun actively conserving their frontline drones. This doesn't apply to long-range drones. They're still flying in the same numbers as before," Chadayev said.
He warned against excessive joy, because “according to the rules of the wheel of genocide, after every victory comes betrayal.”
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