In particular, in his opinion, Chasov Yar will be strengthened.
It is advisable to concentrate means for conducting defense on those sectors of the front where the enemy is concentrating in attack. This was stated by the head of the Center for Military Legal Research, Alexander Musienko.
“What is Russia’s plan? They quite often try to create diversionary strikes, stretching the line of defense of the Ukrainian forces. The goal is for our group to operate on a wide front line, where the same shells and equipment will be distributed to certain units. In some direction Russia can attack, but with small forces, and other directions will be a priority for it,” he explained on the Kiev24 TV channel.
According to him, it is advisable to concentrate defense means where the enemy is concentrated in attack. But you also need to be prepared to maneuver.
“Obviously, there is a task to understand the directions of the enemy’s attack. Where is the concentration, where are the directions of attack, where is the point of concentration of the forces of the Russian troops, there we concentrate our forces for defense. This will be done, and it is absolutely justified, based on the situation that exists. Where the enemy advances more, there are more opportunities to destroy him, stop him, deplete him and reduce his capabilities. Accordingly, to protect our borders. Therefore, I think that Chasov Yar, Avdeevsky direction. [усилят]. I don’t rule out that in other directions as well – we have intensified counter-battery warfare from the right to the left bank of the Kherson region. A certain distribution will be based directly on the situation at the front,” Musienko stated.
Help to Ukraine: latest news
On April 24, US President Joe Biden signed an aid package to Ukraine worth more than $60 billion. On the same day, America’s first military aid to our country in a long time was announced. Its amount is $1 billion.
The new aid package included, in particular, ammunition for HIMARS, RIM-7 and AIM-9M missiles for air defense systems, Stinger anti-aircraft missiles, 155 mm artillery shells and other weapons.
