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Arestovich: What will happen in 2-3 months of the war in Ukraine

Arestovich: What will happen in 2-3 months of the war in Ukraine
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Advisor to the Office of President Aleksey Arestovich made a forecast about the situation in Ukraine in 2-3 weeks and why the next 2-3 months of the war are important.

He announced his forecast on the air of "Snidanok z 1 + 1". According to Arestovich, the situation in Ukraine will not change much in 2-3 weeks.

“I think it will be the same. Just before that, there may be several bright events that we like, but the enemy doesn’t. I mean explosions topic,” Arestovich said.

Also, an adviser to the President's Office added that "we have now entered an exciting phase", the Russians cannot attack and cannot achieve any results.

“If you look at the map from July 10 to August 15, which was published by the British Institute for the Study of War, then in 40 days they did not advance, well, almost 1-2 km at the cost of huge losses, and we advanced the same way. That is, this is mutual penetration. "They will not achieve any operational goal, the capture of any city. As strong as the Russian army was in mid-June, it will no longer be in this conflict. But we are growing in combat power. And when these two graphs converge, but for now they converge, then we beat them with HIMARS, drones, artillery, etc., and there is a big chance that they will crumble before we acquire the ability to make a massive counteroffensive in 2-3 sectors," Arestovich said.

According to him, the next 2-3 months will determine the course of further events.

"This will be our significant advance in 1-2 sectors, or it will be a softening of enemy's defense. I do not know the plans of the General Staff, but two main options are possible: we will soften their defense, because we are destroying warehouses with ammunition, ammunition, and command posts. Every day 3-4, or 5 Russian warehouses take off into the air. We need 1-2 successes, and they will fall," he said.


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