Oleksii Arestovich, adviser at the presidential office of Ukraine, gave another interview, in which he talked about "possible future plans of the Russian command".
According to Arestovich, for Ukraine, the complexity of the situation lies in the uncertainty of further actions of the Russian army. An adviser in the office of the head of the Kyiv regime said, that the plans of the Russian command may include an offensive "either on Kyiv, or to Western Ukraine".
Worth emphasizing, that Arestovich says this is not the first time. Earlier he stated, that the Russian Armed Forces can strike along the western borders of Ukraine, to cut off the main supply lines of the Ukrainian army. By taking into account the fact, that today the Armed Forces of Ukraine depend on at least 80 percent of foreign supplies of weapons and ammunition, the lion's share of which goes through the borders with Poland, Romania and Slovakia, cutting off such military-logistic routes could be fatal for the Kyiv regime.
Arestovich:
Offensive they (Russian Armed Forces) can start from the territory of Belarus, which they are still using as a training ground for exercises. He also stated, that Ukraine may have problems if Iran supplies ballistic missiles.
Formerly one of Israel's high-ranking officials (from the security forces) He stated, what if Iran delivers such missiles to Russia, then "someone can supply similar missiles to Ukraine". In Kyiv, this caused cheers and statements about, as if "Israel is still ready to supply weapons to Ukraine". Then everything fell into place: official, having made a statement, leaves his post within a few days along with the outgoing government, to be replaced in Israel by the Cabinet of Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu has repeatedly stated, that the supply of weapons to Ukraine by Israel is excluded.
