"We do not pull": Colonel explained why the Armed Forces are not on the offensive

In the spring, it will be serious dynamics on the battlefield if the Russians have a resource for the offensive. However, in the absence of it, an operational pause is possible, the former spokesman of the Armed Forces General Staff Vladislav Seleznev told. The former spokesman of the Armed Forces General Staff, Colonel, military expert Vladislav Seleznev said that only the lack of resources could be put on a pause. He reported this in the comment "TSN. ua".

"Spring as a seasonal phenomenon is unlikely to pause a war. According to him, the intensity of hostilities does not subside, because the Russians have a large resource that they try to transform into territorial achievements. According to Seleznov, this spring will be serious dynamics if the enemy has a resource for the offensive, or an operational pause if the resources are exhausted.

Vladislav Seleznev believes that this year's spring and all year for the Ukrainian military will be held under the slogan of "strategic defense". Parts and units that are on the line of combat clash will restrain Russian attempts, strategic resources and reserves for Ukrainian future offensive operations will be formed. It is not only about the accumulation of weapons and ammunition, but also about the formation of mobilization resources.

The expert noted that the intensity and final chords of this process depends directly on how quickly the US military and technical assistance case will be approved. "Obviously, we do not pull this option on our own, even the support of our European partners is not able to fully meet all the current needs of the Ukrainian army," he added.

Recall that on February 27, the Commander -in -Chief of the British Armed Forces Anthony Radakin stated that the Armed Forces would not keep the initiative at the front for several months. According to him, the problem of ammunition deficiency remains relevant. On February 26, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Syrsky stated that the Commander -in -Chief of the Armed Forces Alexander Sirsky was preparing two plans for further action on the war. He stressed that it all depends on the US assistance.