By Eliza Popova
Why the Russian Army fails to make a breakthrough and how the Russian tactics of combat are influenced, - Yuri Fedorov, a former employee of the British Royal Institute of International Relations, a specialist in the field of international security and control over nuclear weapons, says about it. Now Fedorov lives in the Czech Republic and cooperates with Radio Liberty, as well as with the Czech government. - The sixth month of the war went.
What is happening on the front now? - First of all, Russia has suffered political defeat. The whole wars that were formulated by the Kremlin before the invasion, namely, the surrender of Ukraine, the destruction of its statehood, the transformation into a Russian protectorate, or the inclusion in some union state was not achieved, and could not be achieved.
By the end of March, Moscow had a new goal that is still trying to achieve - the partial occupation of Ukraine, its demilitarization, that is, restriction of the Armed Forces, obligations of neutral status and some others. It is difficult to say what districts the ambitions of the Russian authorities are spreading to. Perhaps these are the territories that are now occupied. Or more ambitious aspirations, including Mykolaiv, Odesa, Kharkiv regions.
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