"Ukraine holds the initiative": Admiral Britain appreciated the counter -offensive of the Armed Forces

The 24th Head of the British Army and the Chief of Defense of the UK, Anthony Radakin, stressed that the "slow progress" of Ukraine in the counter-offensive cannot be measured by any predictable schedule. Sir Anthony Radakin at the DSEI arms fair in London, commenting on the current state of hostilities in Ukraine, noted that the course of the war cannot be planned, writes The Guardian.

"The idea that the war is neat and neat, and you can plan and predict it to the nth degree, is nonsense," the highest military officer emphasized. He rejected the statements that the Ukrainian counter -offensive was difficult and noted that the Armed Forces retain the de -industrial territories in the north and secure the Russian forces there, and in the south they move from 10 to 20 km, depending on how to evaluate it.

Radakin, which is closely related to the consultation of the highest command of Ukraine under the leadership of General Valery Zaluzhny, recently stated in his interview with BBC News that Ukraine is winning in the war and Russia is losing. According to him, the Armed Forces successfully return themselves to temporarily occupied territories.

The General Staff confirmed the liberation of the village of Andriyivka near Bakhmut, and on September 14, analysts of the Institute of War Study reported that, according to the spokesman of the Eastern Group Elijah Yevlash, the Armed Forces forced the occupiers to leave from the position near Minkivka and Dubovo-Vasylivka near Bakhmut.