The onset of a warm and green season will make Russian troops more vulnerable to our artillery.
Oleksiy Arestovich, an adviser to the Office of the President, shared an expert opinion, writes the BBC.
"It is much easier for aircraft and artillery to target stationary objects. Any military man, when he hears about a stationary group target, jumps to the sky with joy, because he understands: here it is, a tidbit. And then there are the guerrillas, and then there is the "green stuff," and then there is the knowledge of the terrain by us, and then there is the absolute There's also our knowledge of the area and their total ignorance of it," says Arestovich.
The Russians have decided to shift their efforts to the East, because nothing Ukrainian has remained there for eight years. Supplies from the Rostov region are worked out there. The Ukrainian Armed Forces do not receive it for the most part.
"Trying to finish off Mariupol and surround the OOS zone will be their main task. And we will not have as much fun there as we have had so far. And it will be extremely difficult in fact. And it remains to be seen how it will end. Whose success will be a big question. 50 to 50," Arestovich said.
