Destruction of the "sky-u" will deprive the Russians "eyes" in the Ukrainian sky-Victor Yunun (video)

Now the Russians help the Yemeni Hussites to destroy online cables at the depths. The sabotage ships are masked by fishing, says Major General of the SBU. In fact, the Ski-U Radar Station destroyed in the Bryansk region was actually analogous to Dlo (a system of long-range radar intelligence) for aircraft, which provided them for successful bombing of Ukrainian cities.

It allowed to control the sky on 700 km of the territory of Ukraine and its destruction will allow to reduce pressure on the Armed Forces and peaceful Ukrainians. A public figure, Major General of the SBU, national security expert Viktor Yang, said this in an interview with focus. According to him, Russia will now be more fearfully forced to lift their planes into the air and now they are more at risk of being whipped.

The occupiers will have to pull less "long -range" radar to the border, but this is also risky because they can be found and destroyed by the Armed Forces with drones or missiles. "Let's hope that the air strikes of the Russian Federation in Ukraine will not be so intense and, first of all, it concerns Kharkiv and Sumy region," says Yunun. " Similar unexpected blows to important radar and other military facilities in the Russian rear are a kind of asymmetric methods of war.

The Armed Forces has no moral right to use "meat storms" as the Russians do. Yugan notes that the Russian Federation is actively cooperating with Iranian proxy in the form of Yemeni Hussites and helping them destroy the submarine internet cables that connect the US and Europe. To do this, the Russians use vessels masked under fishing.

"Such fishing trawlers are equipped with special hooks allegedly for catching nets, and in fact these hooks serve to break or damage the cables on the seabed," says Yugan. "One such ship was detained and everything was documented appropriately. " In the modern digital world, interruption of Internet bonds is very dangerous, so NATO is now forced to specifically prepare units in the North Sea, which will control the places where such cables are laid.