The Russians need negotiations to regroup.
The Russians are trying to keep the Ukrainians in blackout to get the leadership to do it negotiations and a so-called temporary truce to use the time to regroup and attack again.
This was stated by the spokesman of the air force command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Yuriy Ignat on the air of the telethon.
“The enemy has not stopped trying to persuade Ukraine to some kind of negotiation, a truce, to use for itself, to regroup and build up potential and strike again. Attacks can be expected at any timebecause even the Russian Federation leaves no intention of leaving us in a blackout,” he explained.
However, Ignat says that if enemy troops carry out powerful attacks every day with extensive use of weapons, then the Russians “definitely will not have any more missiles.” According to the speaker of the Air Force Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, there are quite a few Iskanders left in the Russian Federation, but the Russians continue to produce Caliber and X-101.
“Therefore, this is a high-tech weapon and it is not made in two days, it takes a week or two to accumulate at least a certain amount and so that the “secrets of the Motherland” are not empty … Therefore, they they actually stack up to hit a large number of missiles at some point with “Shaheds”, etc.” summed up Ignat.
Recall that Ukrainian intelligence warned that the Russians in the near future plans to carry out a series of terrorist attacks against critical infrastructure on the territory of Belarus, in particular, at the local nuclear power plant. Traditionally, the occupiers intend to shift responsibility for the attacks to citizens of NATO countries and Ukraine, who will allegedly be “dressed in Belarusian military uniforms.”
As Mikhail Podolyak, adviser to the head of the presidential office, said on November 20, Russia commits “genocide” against Ukrainians by destroying critical infrastructure. According to him, it is interesting for the world to observe “can a multimillion-dollar Ukraine survive if it is deprived of energy, heating, water and tries to freeze it?” Podolyak pointed out that he could, but he asked a rhetorical question: “Why allow the Russians this?”
According to the president Volodymyr Zelensky himself, on the evening of November 18 the difficult situation of energy supply persists in 17 regions and in the capital.
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