Arestovich points out that the details are still unknown, but this could indicate the return of the Russian invaders to the second phase of the war, when they withdrew from northern Ukraine and transferred troops from neighboring Kiev according to the idea of ”big mints – small mints. “
“Evil tongues say that there was a commotion in the Zaporozhye region – our enemy went on the attack near Gulyaipol. The details are still unknown, but they say it can be quite unpleasant. Partly these are what they are were taken out of Kherson, in part these are the ones that were there,” the adviser adds to the OP.
He emphasizes that the enemy’s logic is quite understandable and expected: troops will be transferred for the so-called liberation of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions to present it as a result of the war.
“This is something that can be sold inside Russia as a political result of the war. Therefore, Russian troops will constantly and persistently try to capture the Donetsk and Luhansk regions and throw everything there,” says Arestovich.
