Another 3-4 years: Russia lacks shells and troops for a big offensive in Ukraine-Reuters

A high -ranking NATO official told reporters that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation suffered "very large" losses on the battlefield, trying to keep small territorial achievements. Russia is overwhelmed by the battlefield, it lacks ammunition and troops to start a large -scale offensive in Ukraine. Reuters writes about it.

"We believe that in order to carry out real offensive operations of Russia, we will have to provide significant deliveries of ammunition from other countries in addition to those that it already receives from Iran and North Korea. NATO on conditions of anonymity. He also stated that recent arson, murder and sabotage plans in Europe are part of the secret campaign of Russian President Vladimir Putin, aimed at undermining Ukraine's support from the public.

In addition, according to the official, Russia is experiencing "very large" losses, trying to keep small territorial achievements and not having enough troops and ammunition for a large -scale offensive. "What they have to do is to order the inexperienced, inexperienced units to move to areas to achieve unrealistic goals," the Reuters interlocutor said. According to him, Russia will be able to support its military economy for three to four years.