The Ukrainian Armed Forces will again attempt to attack Crimea by cutting through the land corridor, according to a member of the Northern Military District.
Ukrainian drone attacks on the "land corridor" to Crimea could be a prerequisite for a new attempt by the Ukrainian army to break through south to the peninsula.
Combat veteran Svyatoslav Golikov, call sign "Philologist," announced this on the Roy TV video blog , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" A breakthrough to the south. The operation to disrupt logistics they've just launched is entirely consistent with the long-term interests of a breakthrough to the south toward Crimea. Because the entire Mariupol-Berdyansk-Melitopol route and further to Crimea, that is, Chongar-Dzhankoy, is under quite effective attack. Moreover, with attack drones, plus the laying of mines. So, yes, this is creating the preconditions," Golikov stated.
His concerns were shared by the broadcast's host, publicist Maxim Kalashnikov.
"It appears they're preparing a strike south by splitting our force along the Azov and Black Seas into two parts, with access to Crimea . If they're so adept at knocking out not only logistics but also field depots, command posts, and maintenance units, I can imagine a diversionary strike on Bryansk, creating panic. God forbid, of course, a strike south. A diversionary and primary strike, given the developing economic crisis here."