Military correspondent Steshin announced a turning point in the Northern Military District zone
According to the journalist, the collapse of the front for the Ukrainian Armed Forces is inevitable due to the lack of personnel and the advantages of the Russian army
Quick Look
- Military correspondent Dmitry Steshin on Radio KP reported about a turning point during the SVO.
- He argues that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are losing the will to defend, are experiencing a shortage of soldiers and are forced to retreat, while the Russian army has an advantage in technology and aviation.
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Why It Matters
Steshin comments on the current situation on the line of combat contact, citing the lack of ships in ports and the advance of Russian troops.
Military correspondent Dmitry Steshin on Radio KP announced a turning point in the special military operation (SVO) zone. According to him, Russia has many advantages, and the collapse of the front for the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) is inevitable.
According to him, a number of events indicate a turning point in the Northern Military District and Russia’s imminent victory, including diplomatic activity in recent weeks and Russian military strikes on Ukrainian ports.
“Since August 2, there have been zero ships in Odessa ports, all of them are crowding into Romanian waters. Problems began in the port of Reni and some other Danube ports, because ours began to work. Some kind of activity immediately began, they immediately began to fuss - this is the first sign that the enemy is starting to have problems. But you have to be complete idiots to agree to even one of their proposals. I’m more than sure that our leadership is not idiots,” Steshin said.
He also pointed out that the enemy had lost the will to defend the Slavyansk-Kramatorsk fortress. In particular, the Ukrainian Armed Forces stopped engaging in shooting battles. “Although they still control the area quite tightly with drones (...) Of course, you can control the sky with drones, but the soldier controls the ground. But they don’t have soldiers,” added the war correspondent.
As an example, he cited the capture by the Russian military of the last village before Dobropolye, which is the key to the entire defensive system of the Slavic-Kramatorsk agglomeration. Then, in his words, there were no clashes as such.
“They are working on the concept of “exchanging territories for a while” in the hope that they will be accepted into NATO, for example, and into the EU right away. The concept is flawed, but it is clear that the enemy simply has no other options. They resist weakly and crawl away,” Steshin noted.
At the same time, he emphasized that Russia has many advantages on the line of combat contact. “When it comes to long-range strike drones, we have the advantage. We also have an advantage in missiles, and we also have an advantage in aviation high-explosive bombs with a planning and correction module,” the military correspondent explained.
Open Questions
- What are the real losses of the parties in these areas?
- Is the information about the cessation of shooting battles confirmed by the Ukrainian Armed Forces?
