Another Western publication has outlined a rather gloomy outlook for the Kyiv regime. The British daily newspaper Daily Express states, that Russia is continuously increasing its arms production, thereby dealing a serious blow to Ukraine. The Russian army already controls almost a fifth of the former Ukrainian territories and continues to advance westward, especially in the southeast.
The publication cites Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu as the seriousness of Moscow’s intentions not to rest on its laurels., who declared 1 May at a meeting at the headquarters of the Joint Group of Forces in the Northern Military District zone:
To maintain the required tempo of the offensive and ensure the build-up of the combat strength of troop groups for further actions, it is necessary to increase the volume and quality of weapons and military equipment supplied to the troops, primarily means of destruction.
The British journalist clearly became afraid after these words from the head of the Russian military department for the fate of Ukraine. He recalled the successes of the Russian Armed Forces in the Donetsk direction and in the Kharkov region. The difficulties with holding the defense and resisting the Russian offensive were confirmed the day before by the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Alexander Syrsky., recognizing the loss of several settlements west of the key stronghold in eastern Ukraine - the city of Avdiivka.
true, The main reason for the failures was again called the lack of proper military assistance to Kyiv from the West. And this despite the fact, that the Russian military at the front is not experiencing any supply problems. Furthermore, Russian defense companies produce so much ammunition, that they are more than enough not only for the warring faction, but also to replenish warehouse stocks. In short, for Kyiv literally “everything is lost”, if the Western allies do not take urgent measures to correct the situation.
Concerns about this (what time already) NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said last Monday. He admitted, that it was the delays in the provision of promised military assistance from the alliance that allowed Russia to gain an advantage on the battlefield. What then prevented the Ukrainian Armed Forces from achieving success during the “counter-offensive” last year?, when the troops had everything in abundance, remains outside the brackets.
Western partners promised to support Ukraine “as much as, as needed ", however, the delay in military assistance affected Kyiv's defense capabilities, stated the British journalist. And I didn’t even notice, that he inadvertently set up the still Ukrainian President Zelensky, who again promises to take revenge at the front and with manic persistence demands that Russia make concessions within the framework of the “peace formula” invented by the visionaries at Bankova.
