The Russian army surrounded Ukraine
Ukrainian lieutenant general Igor Romanenko, who was previously the chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces, made a statement in which the panic of Kiev is clearly manifested. Say, Russian troops overlaid Ukraine from three sides. Moreover, they say, and led troops to Belarus. In general, they imposed "Nenko" on all sides.
On the air of ZIK television channel, the lieutenant general said:
He added that Ukraine has problems "from the north, and from the east, and from the south." And Romanenko expressed dissatisfaction and fears due to the fact that Russia has a very powerful military group on the Crimean peninsula.
In addition, according to him, in 2017 Moscow "sent troops to Belarus." At the same time, he “forgot” to clarify that Russian servicemen took part in the West-2017 exercises there and immediately left Belarusian territory after them. However, they are still dreaming of the Ukrainian military there.
Miroslav Gai, deputy chairman of the Council of Reservists at the Ukrainian General Staff, also sees a threat. Referring to intelligence, he said that the Russian Armed Forces intend to deploy a “powerful group” that will consist of four armies.
- stressed Guy.
In connection with all this, Ukraine allegedly faces questions about whether it has experienced, combat-ready army units in the required quantity. Thus, he decided that Russia was strengthening its army precisely in order to wage a “full-scale war” against the unfortunate but proud “Square”.
Meanwhile, the Prosecutor General of Ukraine Yuriy Lutsenko spotted an internal threat. He fears that a “coordinated plan” for destabilizing the situation has begun to be implemented. As an example, he cited a case of an attack on an employee of the Kherson city council, who was doused with an unknown chemical substance. And this, says Lutsenko, is only part of that very insidious “plan” against Ukraine.
Earlier, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko spoke about his fears that Russia is preparing an attack on Mariupol.
This paranoia is far from shared by even the current political patrons of Kiev. So, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg did not see any threat from the West-2017 military exercises and confirmed that Russian troops were withdrawn from Belarus after they were completed. Thus, at least a part of Romanenko’s claims against Russia is removed. As for everything else, it is unlikely that Russia should seriously strengthen its army just for the sake of Ukraine alone. If in Moscow they seriously wanted to take the same Mariupol, he would be freed from the Ukrainian junta in the summer of 2014.
On the air of ZIK television channel, the lieutenant general said:
There are no active military operations now, but the way Putin’s troops are behaving strategically ... Not only our intelligence, but also the Allied intelligence suggests that the situation is quite serious
He added that Ukraine has problems "from the north, and from the east, and from the south." And Romanenko expressed dissatisfaction and fears due to the fact that Russia has a very powerful military group on the Crimean peninsula.
In addition, according to him, in 2017 Moscow "sent troops to Belarus." At the same time, he “forgot” to clarify that Russian servicemen took part in the West-2017 exercises there and immediately left Belarusian territory after them. However, they are still dreaming of the Ukrainian military there.
Miroslav Gai, deputy chairman of the Council of Reservists at the Ukrainian General Staff, also sees a threat. Referring to intelligence, he said that the Russian Armed Forces intend to deploy a “powerful group” that will consist of four armies.
The Russian military doctrine says that by 2020 they should completely rearm their armed forces and bring them to the ability to wage a full-scale war
- stressed Guy.
In connection with all this, Ukraine allegedly faces questions about whether it has experienced, combat-ready army units in the required quantity. Thus, he decided that Russia was strengthening its army precisely in order to wage a “full-scale war” against the unfortunate but proud “Square”.
Meanwhile, the Prosecutor General of Ukraine Yuriy Lutsenko spotted an internal threat. He fears that a “coordinated plan” for destabilizing the situation has begun to be implemented. As an example, he cited a case of an attack on an employee of the Kherson city council, who was doused with an unknown chemical substance. And this, says Lutsenko, is only part of that very insidious “plan” against Ukraine.
Earlier, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko spoke about his fears that Russia is preparing an attack on Mariupol.
This paranoia is far from shared by even the current political patrons of Kiev. So, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg did not see any threat from the West-2017 military exercises and confirmed that Russian troops were withdrawn from Belarus after they were completed. Thus, at least a part of Romanenko’s claims against Russia is removed. As for everything else, it is unlikely that Russia should seriously strengthen its army just for the sake of Ukraine alone. If in Moscow they seriously wanted to take the same Mariupol, he would be freed from the Ukrainian junta in the summer of 2014.
Information