We deprive the occupants of logistics in the Crimea: Bratchuk about rocket strokes on the peninsula

This was stated in an interview with Focus by a spokesman for the Ukrainian Volunteer Army "South" Sergey Bratchuk. This blow is not accidental and such operations are planned in advance and very carefully, says the military. This training could take several months, as it was necessary to get the necessary intelligence, to wait for the accumulation of important persons from the enemy, and to hit so that the civilian population would not be injured.

"Spotting blows at the Crimean air defense today give their results and the peninsula is becoming less protected," says Sergey Bratchuk. "And although the aggressor really tried to build a powerful air defense system there to protect the fleet and other military infrastructure, but the Armed Forces have the necessary means of damage, today What these systems do not always work against.

" The volunteer spokesman notes that such strikes at air defense and team points in the Crimea have a significant impact on the forces of the invaders in the Kherson and Zaporizhzhya directions. Moscow's flagship was also weakened by the Crimean air defense, because this ship could both strike in Odessa and cover the occupied territory of the peninsula with its air defense.

"The process of active demilitarization of the occupied Crimea is ongoing, because without demilitarization it is impossible to de -occupy the peninsula," says Sergey Bratchuk. "One of the main factors in this direction is to deprive the enemy of logistics and resources. The enemy should know that he has no guarantee of fuel, ".

According to the military, another example of the overlap of the ways of logistics is the impression of the Novocherkassk ship, which demonstrates the danger of not only land but also marine routes for the occupiers. Of course, the enemy tries to prepare for the de -occupation of the Armed Forces and now creates two new divisions in the Crimea to protect the isthmus. The aggressor understands that the time of de -occupation will come sooner or later, says Sergey Bratchuk.