Ukraine is preparing the next big offensive: which areas will release the Armed Forces

"Ukraine is gathering troops and ammunition for a new great attack on Russian positions," he said. The Armed Forces should be maintained after the Kharkiv region and then Kherson were released in September, Dicinson said. In addition, the new offensive is important in terms of maintaining the support of the international community and "demonstrations that their huge financial and military efforts are produced.

" The US Army Colonel Liam Collins stated that it would be more difficult to attack in the spring, so Ukraine should expect a blow to Ukraine in winter. It is easier for the Armed Forces to act in difficult surrounding conditions compared to the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, whose logistics is broken and the moral spirit is broken. The only advantage of Russian troops is that there are many. Dicinson believes that the most obvious place to strike the Armed Forces is in the Azov region.

The offensive in the Berdyansk or Melitopol area will isolate Russian troops and cut off supplies from the Crimea. In addition, such an offensive may be larger than the onset in the Kherson area, where the Russian forces were, in fact, cut off and blocked. Currently, Russian troops are buried in a smaller area, so it is more difficult to knock them out. At the same time, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation has no opportunity to answer fire power.

They only accumulate artillery systems, but in a tactical and strategic sense, this approach does not give significant benefits. The destruction of the lines of supply of Russian troops will allow the Armed Forces to occupy large areas, most likely by the end of winter. Ukraine can catch the Russians by surprise, publishing false information.

Peter Dicinson believes that something like this may happen that preceded an offensive in Kharkiv region, when before the fighting was repeatedly reported on the offensive in another area. Recall that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation lost 250 thousand soldiers and 70% of missiles in Ukraine. This is exactly how the French Admiral Erve Bezhzhan appreciated the loss of Russian troops.