"Our Strategy - Create Chaos": Podolyak told how the Armed Forces counter -offensive is going on

The adviser to the head announced new attacks on the military objects of the Russians in the deep rear, including in the Crimea. Among the priority goals, he called the Crimean bridge. In the next two to three months, there may be new attacks similar to blows to the military objects of the Russians in Crimea. The adviser to the head of the Presidential Office of Ukraine Mikhail Podolyak told this in an interview with Guardian.

"Our strategy is to destroy logistics, supply lines, ammunition warehouses and other military infrastructure," Podolyak said. "This creates chaos in the Russian forces. " According to him, the actions of the Armed Forces are fundamentally different from the methods of the Russian army, which conquers the territory, resorting to artillery power and destroying cities. "The Ukrainian counter-offensive looks completely different.

We do not use the tactics of the 60's-70s of the last century," the adviser said. He noted that for a more efficient counter -offensive, the Ukrainian army needs to be provided with several dozens of modern RSSLs. With the help of long -range missiles, Ukraine could weaken the occupiers who would have a lack of ammunition. Speaking about the explosions at the Saki airfield, Mikhail Podolyak suggested that the guerrillas could be the cause, but not a casual fire.

"Of course, I agree with the Russian Defense Ministry, which predicts more such incidents in the next two to three months," Podolyak said, making it clear that Ukraine is considering the Crimean bridge as a legitimate military goal. "This is an illegal construction and main gates for the supply of the Russian army in the Crimea. Such objects should be destroyed," he said.

We will remind, on August 9 at the military airfield "Saki" of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in the temporarily occupied Crimea a series of explosions. The Russian media and the Ministry of Defense of Russia assured that the incident occurred not as a result of rocket firing, but as a result of a fire. The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation claimed that the explosions were not injured.

However, the media, having studied satellite images, emphasized that the attack on the airport led to the greatest loss of Russia's military aviation in one day since the Second World War. In the morning, August 16, explosions were raised at the ammunition under Jankoy. The Scheme investigating project has published satellite images that show the destruction of ammunition. The New York Times wrote that there is an elite unit of the Armed Forces in the Dzhankoy district of the Dzhankoy district.