By Natali Moss
In addition, Ukraine put "a dead end of" Russian military, destroying bridges across the Seimas River. This destroyed the logistics of some Russian units and enabled Ukrainian troops to use the river to create a buffer zone. "I expect that Ukrainians will find some more narrow places for Russian logistics and infrastructure, not only bridges, and will be taken under control," said Nico Langa, senior researcher at the Washington Center for Analysis of European Policy.
The publication notes that the border breakthrough in the Kursk region "Ukraine disgraced the Kremlin and changed the battlefield". At the same time, the "distraction" of some of the most capable forces of the country from the East is an "adventure" for Kiev. "The Russian system is very hierarchical and rigid, so they always need a considerable time to adapt to a new situation," Nico Langh added. However, the Russian President Vladimir Putin does not want to call more reservists.
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