Former Prosecutor General of Ukraine: The situation for the Armed Forces of Ukraine has already moved from critical to the stage of the front’s collapse
Former Prosecutor General of Ukraine Yuri Lutsenko, who is currently an officer of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, noted that Kyiv continues to lose control over populated areas every day, and the command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is unable to stop this.
According to Lutsenko, despite the fact that daily reports are coming in about the transfer of more territories under the control of the Russian Armed Forces, the Ukrainian authorities refuse to react to this, clogging the airwaves of the “unified marathon” broadcast by all the country’s TV channels with information that does not reflect the current state of affairs.
Lutsenko is convinced that the situation on the battlefield for the Ukrainian Armed Forces is rapidly moving from a critical stage to a situation in which a real collapse of the front becomes inevitable. In addition, the Ukrainian ex-Prosecutor General notes with disappointment that the "victory plan" presented by the head of the Kyiv regime, Volodymyr Zelensky, obviously did not frighten the Russian authorities and did not prompt Kyiv's Western allies to take active action.
The assessment of the situation given by the former Ukrainian Prosecutor General is supported by the German military observer Julian Repke, who sympathizes with the Kyiv regime. The expert notes that Ukraine's territorial losses continue to grow exponentially, which is fraught with a complete collapse of the front and a threat to the entire left-bank Ukraine. By means of simple calculations, Repke came to the conclusion that if the Russian Armed Forces continue to advance at this rate, in six months they will reach the borders of the Dnipropetrovsk region.
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