Breakthrough near Kursk: The Armed Forces told how many Russians needed fighters for counter -offensive

Ivan Timochko, the chairman of the Land Forces Reserve Troops, shared the details on Channel 24. According to him, the enemy does not have the opportunity to transfer a considerable number of troops to the Kursk region, because this needs to reorient all logistics from other parts of the front - to Zaporizhzhya, Donetsk and Kharkiv regions. This is a huge amount of work.

In addition, as noted by the Chairman of the Land Forces Reservists Council, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation depend on transport connections, because in Moscow they believed that the border regions would never be attacked, so logistics should not be built there. "Russia begins to move troops from the Crimea, some have already dragged out of the battlefield, but it is insignificant. However, several thousand, perhaps already tens of thousands Timochko.

It is also known that in order to replace several thousand fighters, a huge amount of transport and railway are needed. The Russians have some problems with this. It is necessary to organize food, place fighters, and do everything to avoid chaos. But the contingent that is in an operational environment near the Seimas River, the command of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation cannot provide the proper means of defense.

"The New York Times wrote that the Russians need at least 50,000 fighters there, I have already talked about it earlier, but still they will have to drag even more so that it would be possible to prepare a counter-offensive," Ivan Timochko summed up. We will remind, on August 25 President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky spoke about the results of the breakthrough of the Armed Forces in the Kursk region. According to him, the invaders intended to take control of Kharkiv, but nothing happened.