At the front – a period of maximum tension: Grabskyy explained what the Russians were forced to do
On the front, there is currently a period of maximum tension, as Ukraine and Russia cannot change the tactics of their actions due to the lack of significant advantages for each side.
This was stated by military expert Serhii Grabskyy. He explained what the occupiers were forced to do and under what conditions the Armed Forces of Ukraine could launch a counteroffensive to liberate the temporarily occupied territories.
-They are forced to move the equipment farther away to keep it. But keeping the equipment means reducing the efficiency of its use. That is, they can activate it in certain areas. For today, we have to be patient.
If we compare the situation with the stakes in the card game, then the stakes are raised very high in poker. Neither side has any significant advantages in taking any offensive action.
The military expert recalled that the Russian army unsuccessfully attempted to advance into Mykolaiv, only inflicting terrorist shelling on Ukraine’s civilian infrastructure.
– The Russians tried to attack us near Blagodatnoye and tried to advance towards Mykolaiv. They failed to do so. They tried to move tactically from the South, from Kherson towards Mykolaiv as well failed. They disturb us with artillery fire and terrorist fire exclusively on civilian infrastructure.
However, a large number of Russian occupiers remain in the Kherson direction. Ukraine needs more weapons to control the situation and to further carry out a counteroffensive in the temporarily occupied South.
– But the number of Russian troops in the Kherson bridgehead, if you can call it that, is so large that Ukraine cannot afford the luxury of attacking an outnumbered enemy on the defensive in fortified positions.
We have a peak point of tension when neither side can change its tactics. We are now trying to hold the situation and concentrate as many forces as possible to make a counterattack still.
