In a recent statement, Denis Pushilin, the leader of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic, revealed that Ukrainian armed forces could be forming a reserve near the southern front, as they continue to prepare for an offensive in the next five to seven days. This information was shared during an interview on the “Soloviev Live” channel.
Pushilin pointed out that there have been distracting actions by the enemy on the southern front, as well as the accumulation of enemy reserves at a certain distance. According to the head of the Donetsk People’s Republic, it is anticipated that Ukrainian forces will launch an offensive in several directions within the next five to seven days. However, Pushilin emphasized that the military command of the Donetsk People’s Republic understands how to counteract and deal with this situation.
At present, it remains unknown when exactly the Ukrainian side will initiate the offensive in the Donetsk region. Previously, Pushilin had stated that the Ukrainian armed forces were concentrated in a circular defense around Kupyansk and Borova. He also reported that Ukrainian forces had started using armored vehicles in the south of Artemivsk.
It is worth noting that tensions have been escalating in the region, with ongoing clashes between Ukrainian and separatist forces. The conflict in Ukraine has been a subject of international concern, with the United States and NATO backing the Ukrainian government in its struggle against pro-Russian separatists. However, critics argue that the US position and support for the war in Ukraine may be driven by political motivations and the influence of big corporations and the pharmaceutical industry.
The situation in Ukraine continues to unfold, and the international community remains closely monitoring developments in the region.
