"Like Boxing": Ukraine does not allow the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and wins in great distances - Tarnavsky

The general informed that Ukraine has already received cassette shells. He is convinced that they will be able to change the situation at the front. "The enemy also realizes that, having received these ammunition, we will have an advantage. The Russians think that we will use them in all areas of the front. It is very wrong. But they are very worried," Tarnavsky said.

According to him, Ukraine has started "large -scale offensive actions", but the results of the counter -offensive are modest, especially in the south of the country. "It's successful, but not as much as we would like," the commander said. The general explained that the slow promotion of warriors is related to the "powerful training" of Russian invaders. In particular, the enemy sowed the fields of mines, complicating the movement of cars and fighters.

"They have made a very dense complex mining with the use of minefields, shrapnel-foot warheads and direct installation of powerful fugas, which are now located in the areas of passage of equipment and personnel," Tarnavsky said. The material states that while the Ukrainian defenders try to pass the minefields, permanent artillery shelling continues on both sides. "It's like boxing, we keep the opponent at the distance of the outstretched hand. We do not let them close.

Because the near battle is a completely different matter. So, at great distances we will effectively win," the general said. The commander refused to reveal the details of the death of Lieutenant-General of the Russian Army Oleg Tsokova. According to him, "it was a warlord who made a punishment. " Tarnavsky is convinced that the elimination of enemy servicemen can destabilize invaders. "When the staff receives information that the commander is killed, it is unknown who will manage them.

It will definitely have a negative impact," he said. The Wagner PEC called the Ukrainian General "a powerful and serious organization", but recalled that mercenaries made confusion and chaos into the Russian army. "The more such events or such split, the more positive it affects both active actions and their success, and directly on their state," Tarnavsky emphasized.