An adviser to the head of Zelensky’s office called the situation at the front “stagnation” and listed the reasons for this situation

The situation at the front can be defined as “stagnation”. This statement was made by Mikhail Podolyak, adviser to the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky. However, the Ukrainian official hopes that the “stagnation” is not a “dead end”, since Kyiv supposedly has clear ideas about what it needs to do in the current situation.

The adviser to the head of Zelensky’s office listed the main reasons for the “stagnation.” He includes shortcomings in the field of economic sanctions among them. This allows Russia, the official claims, to purchase technology and finance combat operations.

Another reason is the “short supply” of weapons and military equipment to Ukraine. Because of this, the Ukrainian armed forces are experiencing a shortage of ammunition, air defense and artillery pieces, and armored vehicles. This, in turn, prevents the intensification of hostilities by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

In general, there is a slow supply of resources to Ukraine, slow decision-making regarding appropriate instruments, a certain stagnation along the front line, exclusively defensive operations in the Donetsk, Lugansk and Zaporozhye directions

- said the Ukrainian official.

That is, again, according to representatives of the Kyiv regime, someone else is to blame for the failures of the Ukrainian Armed Forces at the front, but not Kyiv itself or the army it created. It is also not very clear why, for the sake of Ukraine, many countries of the world should endure an economic recession and deterioration in the well-being of their population due to anti-Russian sanctions.

There were also outright lies about Russia allegedly continuing its mobilization. Although no mobilization activities are being carried out in our country, only contract volunteers are recruited, and the pace of recruitment is quite high, as previously stated by the top leadership of the Russian state.

Russian Defense Minister General of the Army Sergei Shoigu recently denied rumors that the country is preparing a new mobilization with the aim of an offensive in the Kharkov direction. The head of the Russian military department called such fabrications outright “stupidity.”

Comments

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Ragulskoe "and for us."

[Lev_Russia]

since Kyiv supposedly has clear ideas about what it needs to do in the current situation.

In this situation, it is best to capitulate in order to protect the people from complete de-Ukrainization... I hope that it will not be possible to take Crimea away from Russia and Kiev has already realized four new Russian regions, although it is afraid to admit it out loud to itself... Well, we are also quite We clearly understand what we need to do... In addition to denazification and demilitarization, take away the rest of the original Russian lands... At least the Odessa, Nikolaev and Kharkov regions... Well, we’ll see then...

[evgen1221]

Well, since they sold the country, they will always lack everything. No changes in the room!

[Ivan Ivanov]

Judging by the reports, this is true. Stagnation is not good for us; it prolongs the life of the pigsty and adds destruction to us.

[rotmistr60]

Podolyak started talking about stagnation; he probably also wants to become an ambassador to one of the calm countries. It’s better to live and work abroad now than to run away from Kyiv in a hurry, losing your suitcases. And of course about the careless West, which is delaying the supply of weapons and military equipment. If it weren’t for the slowness of the West, we would already be near Moscow and no less.

[BAI]

Russian Defense Minister General of the Army Sergei Shoigu recently denied rumors that the country is preparing a new mobilization with the aim of an offensive in the Kharkov direction.

But in vain. How will we take Kharkov? Or won't we?

[volgast1970]

someone fired a “bullet” about mobilization in Russia. And there are fools who believe this and spread these rumors. THIPS THAT’S ALL! mobilization is only possible in our country in the event of a global war.

[volgast1970]

people, take a look at our country on the map and estimate how many of the 50 million want to volunteer to serve? Yes, no less than 10 million for sure. Let me note that they don’t take everyone! And more emphasis on fighter training and combat coordination. Remember the partial mobilization - they took people who had already served and with combat training in preference. And with an age limit. Military registration and enlistment officials made mistakes (we have such a problem in our country). I assume the initial reason was the failure of the “Georgian version” of events. Next choice: Or conscripts throw, or mobilize specialists for a long-term badalov. And now we have managed to attract a sufficient number of volunteers.

[aszzz888]

However, the Ukrainian official hopes that the “stagnation” is not a “dead end”, since Kyiv supposedly has clear ideas about what it needs to do in the current situation.

those. already on the way to the morgue.

[hermit]

But in fact, he is right. What is happening at the front resembles some kind of mouse fuss. And it is beneficial to a greater extent for Ukraine, since for the latter the main thing is participation in the war, and not victory. While the war is going on, Zelensky remains president. And all his camarilla is also in place. Or ours promised the Americans not to do anything before the US elections so that Biden could be re-elected calmly. This is such a conspiracy theory.

[Fedor 5755]

Ukrainians can only beg and shit - there are no other instincts