The Russian Federation will stop fighting if Ukraine gives the occupied territories - Welt

From the beginning of a full -scale invasion, as noted by the sources of journalists in the Estonia Ministry of Defense, the invaders have used from 12 to 17 million ammunition. Kremlin head Vladimir Putin will agree to an immediate ceasefire if Ukraine does not keep combat and give the occupied territories. About it reports Welt with reference to the Ministry of Defense of Estonia. The Estonia External Intelligence Service has developed a scenario of the Russian strategy in Ukraine.

From the point of view of Russia, even the frozen conflict would be the most intermediate decision. Experts also predict the growth of nuclear threats. The publication noted that since the beginning of the full -scale invasion of the Russian Federation, the Russian Federation spent from 12 to 17 million ammunition. The number of shells in the Russian Federation has increased significantly. "Russia increases production and the West does not catch up," the publication said.

It is also reported that as of March, 450 thousand Russian soldiers are fighting in Ukraine. Last year, according to the publication, the Russian Federation recruited about 300,000 mercenaries on a contract. The Russian Federation has lost almost 300,000 soldiers in Ukraine, according to the report of the US intelligence community, but time is playing in its favor. The invaders benefit from uncertainty about the help of the Allies can continue to count on Ukraine.

The experts indicated the term casualties, which is used to designate both irreversible, sanitary, various armored vehicles and thousands of tanks. Intelligence states that the Kremlin head Vladimir Putin was unable to embody his initial plan and occupy the entire territory of Ukraine.

The Russian OPC is gradually increasing production at the enterprises of long -range means of defeat, artillery and other weapons, which will allow the Russian Federation for a long time to withstand high -intensity fighting. The British Ministry of Defense named the losses of Russian troops of February 24, 2022. Among the Russian officials, there is a low level of understanding of total losses due to the "formed culture of dishonest reporting in the army", according to British intelligence.