With Kharkiv region the Russians have not finished, have a resource to step - analyst (video)

So far, it is premature to say that the attack of the invaders in eastern Ukraine has exhausted. The Russian army has accumulated resources on the border and has not yet thrown them into battle, says Deepstate project co -founder. The offensive of the invaders to Kharkiv region has not yet ended, because they did not apply all the forces that have accumulated on the border.

All the statements, the complete stopping of the Russians and the disruption of their offensive should be taken carefully and to wait for a while: it is not known if they will throw everything into the battle. One of the founders of the Deepstate project Roman Pogorely told this in an interview with focus. He noted that in Kharkiv region the army of the Russian Federation is actively acting and trying to use any opportunity to move without sparing their own people.

The occupiers remain unknown to the assembly of Lipts and Vovchansk. "Now the Muscovites are stuck there thanks to the habitats of Ukrainian heroes," said Pogorely. "But the enemy now tightens everything that is only there, especially many infantry, and only because of the fact that our fighters are inflicting fPV-Dron and artillery on any cluster of Russians , then the plans of the Russian army are being broken.

" According to the expert, it is premature to draw any conclusions about the number of equipment of the invaders army, their stocks or the ability to produce it. The Russians throw everything into battle, and by mixing old Soviet specimens and the latest types of weapons. "Lick from all cracks, use everything that shoots and rides," says the analyst. "Many cases where the Armed Forces positions storm the modern Russian T-90m together with some an extensive copy.

What they use the technique is pointless, because if they acted smarter and more weighted, we would have problems. " Pogorely emphasizes that the army of the Russian Federation did not give up "meat assaults". The invaders continue to operate in large groups of infantry and can afford to lose thousands of fighters in combat conditions, where at a reasonable approach the losses would be no more than a hundred.