"We are on the eve of a very active phase. February and March will be intense," commented Yusov.Yusov explained that the situation at the front is currently difficult because Russian forces continue offensive operations. He noted that the Russians understood that international support for Ukraine was growing and that the next Ramstein was imminent. Hence, they continued to send partially mobilized soldiers and criminals from the Wagner Group and other private military companies into battle. According to Yusov, Russian losses are significantly greater than the Ukrainian army's. However, Russians have no choice but to fight "in numbers."
"The skill and motivation of Ukrainian soldiers, along with their domestic equipment and weapons and those provided by international allies, are what will ultimately turn the tide of these offensive actions," concluded the representative of the Main Directorate of Intelligence.Read also:
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