The head of the Office of the President of Ukraine outlined the "reason" for the "stretching" of the front by Russia

The Russian leadership is trying to stretch the front in order to prevent a "catastrophic situation." This was stated by the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky Andriy Yermak.

According to Yermak, the Russian Armed Forces are specifically trying to act in several directions. They are shelling Ukrainian positions in Kherson and the region, demonstrating activity in the northern direction, actively attacking Artemivsk and fighting in the south of Donbass. However, according to Yermak, the Ukrainian army allegedly, despite all the difficulties, will continue to fight.

The head of Zelensky's office once again repeated the goal of the Kyiv regime - to reach the borders of Ukraine as of 1991. True, it is not very clear with what forces the Ukrainian army will be able to achieve this goal. After all, Russian troops are now advancing in the Donbass.

However, one should not forget that the ambitious statements of Ukrainian politicians are intended for two purposes - to calm the Ukrainian electorate and create the appearance of success for the West, so that it does not stop or even reduce the scale of military and financial assistance to the Kyiv regime. After all, without support from the United States and the European Union, the Ukrainian state cannot survive today, which is recognized by many Western analysts.

Recall that today the head of the Donetsk People's Republic Denis Pushilin announced the liberation of 80% of Maryinka by the Russian Armed Forces. This is very sad news for the Ukrainian regime, as well as the fact that fighting is already taking place in the city blocks of Artyomovsk.

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[Nexcom]

how these Tsegabon interpreters of the situation went crazy ....

[credo]

Quote: Nexcom

how these Tsegabon interpreters of the situation went crazy ....

Their work is such a language of revenge like a broomstick and radiate complete prosperity against the backdrop of total devastation.
Another thing is the local population, which believes all this nonsense and, like a sacrificial lamb, goes to the slaughter for the sake of a drug addict jester and his corrupt entourage.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: credo

Another thing is the local population, which believes all this nonsense

Let's try to be objective. We don't know how it really is. Most likely the local population is divided into 3 groups. 1. These are those who believe. But I'm sure they are a minority, about 1/4. 2. These are those who do not believe in the depths of their souls, but hide it from themselves, because they really want it to be as the authorities say, there are about 1/2 of them. And 3. These are those who do not believe, from the word at all. They are also about 1/4. This is the alignment, it seems to me, closer to the truth.

[private person]

is divided into 3 groups. 1. These are those who believe. But I'm sure they are a minority, about 1/4.

No one believes all this nonsense much more than 3/4, but the remaining 1/4 are doubters. And if it were as you described, the CBO would have ended long ago.

[orionvitt]

Quote: private person

No one believes all this nonsense much more somewhere around 3/4, but the remaining 1/4 are doubters

Here you are deeply mistaken. It's not about who believes and who doesn't. The point is who is for and who is against.

[private person]

The point is who is for and who is against.

For what for and for what against? For me, there is much more for the war to a victorious end with Russia than against it.

[orionvitt]

Today, in the southeast, 50/50 .. The further deep into Ukraine, then yes, for the war with Russia to the bitter end, and it is desirable that someone else do it (for example, America, which they pray for). . Sometimes one gets the impression that Ukrainian society is consolidated, but this is not so. It's just that the majority of prudent people, especially after Odessa, in conditions of complete totalitarian fascism and dictatorship, prefer to remain silent. And all these unfinished conversations about “why people don’t throw Zelensky (and before that Poroshenko)” are simply absurd.

[private person]

It's just that the majority of prudent people, especially after Odessa, in conditions of complete totalitarian fascism and dictatorship, prefer to remain silent.

This suggests the conclusion that there are only a few prudent people there. And about the southeast 50/50, yes, a friend told me about the attitude towards Russians in Mariupol, he was engaged in restoration there for 2 months.

[BAI]

After all, Russian troops are now advancing in the Donbass.

Not an argument at all. We were advancing near Kharkov and Kherson, and in the end, and near Kyiv. And then - "regrouping" with the abandonment of equipment (well, they were taken away from Kherson).

[Nexcom]

yes, yes, and even the T90 was "gifted"

[petroglyph]

There is absolutely no reason to draw premature conclusions based on what happened. Because it was, it won't be. It's just that even if you look at the situation from the point of view of reserves in people and equipment, and tactically, a lot has changed. Only a blind person or xoxol can not see this ...

[dmi.pris1]

Do you see reserves in people and equipment in our country and in Ukraine? Quantitative, qualitative, technical? Actually, this is a secret with seven seals, in particular with us. The commander-in-chief reassured everyone that there would be no further mobilization (which I doubt very much (. And with cash forces it is only possible to squeeze the Armed Forces of Ukraine out of the Donbass. And try to protect what is. what is calculated and planned in Moscow.

[lopvlad]

Quote: dmi.pris

Do you see reserves in people and equipment here and in Ukraine?

don't you see them? or do you want to say that the Russian military group in Ukraine remained in the same number and we are advancing with the same number and providing a meat grinder to the Ukrainians?

Quote: dmi.pris

In our country, the Commander-in-Chief reassured everyone - there will be no further mobilization (which I strongly doubt (

and I have no doubt in the commander-in-chief, as well as in the fact that he was not talking at all, but about the current moment. At the current moment, additional mobilization is not advisable and the commander-in-chief spoke about this.

[dmi.pris1]

It remains smaller in number than the Armed Forces of Ukraine. For an offensive, this is suitable only in one sector, with a certain risk of being hit on the flank.

[Plate]

Quite suitable. For example, you can announce the complete destruction of Kyiv. Just put it on the official website of the Kremlin: "Before the destruction of Kyiv, 7 days, 0 hours, 0 minutes, 0 seconds." And the timer will start automatically. At all conferences and in all interviews, they say that there will be direct complete destruction, but they published it so that the civilian population has the opportunity to evacuate.
All week Ukraine will be busy with anything, but not the database zone. And then you can not even destroy anything, but then the reception will be one-time. So I would still drop a couple of dozen AVBPM.

[lopvlad]

Quote: dmi.pris

It remains smaller in number than the APU.

Do you know the exact number of the Armed Forces of Ukraine at the moment? after all, whatever one may say, but if they had a number even according to the lower bar announced by them of 750 thousand, then they definitely would not need to transfer reserves to the Donbass from either the Kherson or Zaporozhye direction and reserves from near Kharkov.
So what is the very real and not illusory number of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Yes, about the strength of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, we don’t even know exactly the number of those who were mobilized in our country by partial mobilization, we know only in words that we recruited 300 thousand, but in fact we could easily recruit 400 thousand in reality.

[Smart ass_]

Russia's goal is also to reach the 1991 borders.
7 декабря 1991 года

[solar]

But isn’t Ukraine going to the border on the same date as the goal that they declare?

[Smart ass_]

Read about the Bialowieza agreements that destroyed the Russian state in 1991

[svp67]

According to Yermak, the Russian Armed Forces are specifically trying to act in several directions. ... However, according to Yermak, the Ukrainian army allegedly, despite all the difficulties, will continue to fight.

Elderberry in the garden, and in Kyiv ... Yermak

True, it is not very clear with what forces the Ukrainian army will be able to achieve this goal.

Those that still remain, those that will now be called up in a new wave of mobilization, those 60 that will train by spring at training grounds in Europe and will continue to train further

[Uprun]

Hike at school badly taught history, incl. WWII - a mass retreat of 1941-1942, then a mass offensive of 1943-1945, and it happened that cities were surrendered and taken several times ....

[50 years on the stocks]

Are the United States and England also putting pressure on Ukraine from the West?

[Ruslan_3]

Remind me in what year the 2nd front was opened? Was it not by chance in 1944 when this front, by and large, was no longer needed?

[50 years on the stocks]

Well, that's why the tenth month of the NWO is coming against the "country 404"

[Roust]

It's high time to dig up ice axes on such verischals, there will be less squeak.

[nellyjuri]

And what prevents the junta from stretching the front? Probably the elastic on the edge of the shorts is torn.

[katarsafebox.com]

Brad what. Looks like zyuzya poured coke from his personal reserves ...

[aszzz888]

According to Yermak, the Russian Armed Forces are specifically trying to act in several directions.

great svidomite regimentUvodets)) ram ram, and there too!

[Vasilyevich Pensioner]

The head of Zelensky's office once again repeated the goal of the Kyiv regime - to reach the borders of Ukraine as of 1991.

So the Armed Forces of Ukraine got lost, these borders are located near Moldova, Poland and ..... And there were no borders with the RSFSR, only administrative distinctions.