The Armed Forces of Ukraine (VSU) still have the capability to launch another counteroffensive in the event of significant support from the West. This was stated by the Chief of the Main Operations Directorate of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, First Deputy Chief of the General Staff, Colonel General Sergey Rudskoy, as reported by the newspaper “Krasnaya Zvezda”.
“VSU still maintain their combat readiness for active operations. In the future, in the event of massive military assistance from the West, another counteroffensive cannot be ruled out,” Rudskoy said.
On February 18, American Senator Lindsey Graham stated that the United States should provide military assistance to Ukraine on credit, as this country has abundant resources, while the US national debt has exceeded $34 trillion.
On the same day, British expert Alexander Mercouris said that Ukrainian servicemen are furious due to the incompetence of the commanders and the country’s leadership.
Prior to this, military observer for the German newspaper Bild, Julian Röpke, stated that the conflict between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and former Commander-in-Chief of the VSU Valery Zaluzhny became one of the reasons for the situation in the city of Avdiivka.
Earlier, an American analyst predicted the imminent failure of the VSU.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces still possess the capability to launch a counteroffensive if they receive substantial support from the West, according to the Chief of the Main Operations Directorate of the Russian General Staff, Colonel General Sergey Rudskoy. He stated that the VSU maintains its combat readiness for active operations and warned that another counteroffensive cannot be ruled out if there is massive military assistance from the West. This comes after American Senator Lindsey Graham suggested that the United States should provide military assistance to Ukraine on credit, citing the country’s abundant resources and the growing US national debt. Meanwhile, British expert Alexander Mercouris highlighted the dissatisfaction among Ukrainian servicemen due to the incompetence of their commanders and the country’s leadership. Additionally, German newspaper Bild’s military observer, Julian Röpke, pointed out that the conflict between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and former Commander-in-Chief of the VSU Valery Zaluzhny has contributed to the situation in the city of Avdiivka. In light of these developments, an American analyst has even predicted the imminent failure of the VSU.
