“We are too deep behind them,” Svitan revealed the immediate plans of the attackers on the Eastern Front –

The Russians will soon be very active in the Kurakhovo region, military expert Roman Svitan said.

Russian residents are pushing towards Kurakhovo wherever possible. They are trying to advance from the north (from Selidovo) and from the south (from Bogoyavlenka) to the highway that connects Zaporozhye with Kurakhovo and is one of the main logistics chains of the Armed Forces of the Ukraine in this regard.

Roman Svitan talked about this in an interview with Olga Bilan, which can be seen at YouTube– “24 channels” platform.

The Russians will try to push our troops out of Kurakhovo, a military analyst warned. This city is important to the enemy for two reasons. First, there The Kurakhovskaya thermal power plant is located, which at one time provided power to all of Donetskthat is, plants and metallurgical enterprises. The Russian Army wants to take this station largely intact, because it is economically beneficial.

Secondly, our garrison in Kurakhovo creates a great problem for the Russian penetration of Pokrovsk. “As long as our Kurakhovsky garrison holds out, they will go no further to Pokrovsk. – explained Svitan.

That is why the Russians will soon be working hard on Kurakhovo. The rest of the reserves will be sent to the direction of Kurakhovskoe.

“But again: this may not be Kurakhovo itself. – explained the expert. – The Russians can no longer move directly through Georgievka. We stopped them there, so they will try to cut off Kurakhovo from the north, from the south, that is, to cut off the main supply route from Zaporozhye.”

Let us remember that Dialogue.UA report that Roman Svitan explainedhow Putin is “working” for the Ukrainian economy: “It happened that way.”

Also Roman Svitan told about the “damned” face for the Russians: “They are going into winter in this state. “

Let us remember that Roman Svitan voice two conditions for the development of events in Chasovoy Yar: “The resistance will fall all the way to Slavyansk.”

Author:
Daria Alexandrova