Ukraine went on the offensive… Statement from the pro-Moscow leader, like a confession
While the Ukraine war continues at full speed, Russia has already started the countdown for the annexation ceremony. Hours before the historic ceremony, a statement like a confession came from the pro-Russian leader.
The War, Which Started At 06:00 On February 24, With The Order Of Russian President Putin, continues without slowing down.
Ukraine, which has recently attacked in different parts of the country, liberated some regions from Russian occupation. Russia, on the other hand, responded to this development with partial mobilization and a referendum decision.
Bad News came to Russia, which is preparing to announce to the world that these regions have joined Russia with a big ceremony in Moscow today .
The statements of Denis Pushilin, the pro-Moscow leader of the Donetsk region, created a cold shower effect in the country.
According to the news in AFP, Pushilin made the following statements on social media;
The news from ‘Lyman’ is disturbing. Currently Lyman is partially besieged. The two nearby villages are not completely under our control.’
EXPLANATION FROM KREMLIN
The latest Kremlin statement said Russia needed to clarify the precise boundaries of the two Ukrainian regions it plans to annex, but whose forces have not yet claimed full control.
Kremlin spokesman Peskov made the following statements in his statement;
‘Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics are recognized by Russia in 2014. As for the Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions, I have to explain this, I cannot answer this question at the moment’
ZELENSKI GIVEN THE ORDER TO ATTACK
Zelensky, who ordered the army to attack, also promised to take back the Crimea just a few hours after the attack launched in the Kherson direction.
Recapturing Kherson will increase hope for other occupied cities as well. In addition, taking the city will also open the Crimean road pointed by Zelenski.
For this reason, Kherson is also described as the ‘key of Crimea’. Ukraine is struggling to reclaim this region as soon as possible and open the way to Crimea.
Because military experts comment that progress will become more difficult during the winter months.
