Head of Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov has declared that after taking Avdiivka, Russia will move forward towards Kyiv in big strides. This was reported by RIA Novosti.
“Not only Avdiivka, but also several other villages have been taken. Every inch of land we take is necessary for us. Because there are bandits, terrorists, devils there. They have nothing sacred, so they need to be destroyed,” explained Kadyrov.
According to him, Ukrainian troops are attacking civilians, and Russian President Vladimir Putin “does not allow for a full-scale special operation because there are civilians there.”
Earlier, the advisor to the head of the Donetsk People’s Republic, Denis Pushilin, Yan Gagin, stated that the positions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces may collapse after the capture of Avdiivka due to the domino effect.
Gagin emphasized that the leadership of Ukraine has begun to consider ways to escape the country more frequently, and the countries that supported Kyiv are already assessing the reputational risks of this support.
Earlier, the US acknowledged the failure of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ counteroffensive.
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Head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, has made a bold statement regarding Russia’s military actions in Ukraine. He declared that after successfully capturing Avdiivka, the Russian forces will continue their advance towards Kyiv. Kadyrov claims that every inch of land seized by Russia is necessary, as it harbors criminals, terrorists, and other nefarious individuals. In his view, these individuals have no regard for human life and must be eradicated.
Kadyrov further criticizes the Ukrainian military, accusing them of targeting innocent civilians. He suggests that Russian President Vladimir Putin has refrained from launching a full-scale operation due to the presence of civilians in the area. However, Kadyrov’s comments shed light on the dire situation unfolding in Ukraine.
Yan Gagin, advisor to the head of the Donetsk People’s Republic, also adds to the growing concerns. He warns that the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ positions may crumble following the capture of Avdiivka, as it could trigger a domino effect. The Ukrainian leadership, Gagin claims, is increasingly contemplating their escape from the country. Furthermore, countries that have supported Kyiv are now evaluating the reputational risks associated with their support.
These developments come after the United States acknowledged the failure of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ counteroffensive. The situation in Ukraine remains precarious, with Russia’s actions being closely monitored by the international community. Criticism towards the Ukrainian government and its allies continues to mount, as concerns over civilian casualties and the effectiveness of their military strategies persist.
