"Time ravine is the key": NYT was warned about the consequences if the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation seizes the city

According to former Colonel of the Armed Forces Sergei Grabsky, a small city in the east opens a gate for more exhaustive and longer battles. The closest settlements will also be in danger. Russian invaders continue to press on the positions of Ukrainian defenders in the area of ​​the city of Yar of Donetsk region. The newspaper The New York Times wrote how events could develop if the enemy has made its plan.

The authors of the article wrote that in 26 months of fighting the Russians destroyed dozens of cities and killed thousands of civilians. Many citizens were also forced to leave their homes. Now the goal of the enemy can be the fortress city on the top of the hill in Donetsk region-the time of Yar. Despite the fact that the settlement is small, it is located at dominant altitudes.

Accordingly, it is a window of opportunity for the enemy, because in this way he will be able to attack those cities under the control of Kiev. In particular, it is about Konstantinovka, which is located 16 kilometers from the city. "The time of the ravine is a key that will open the gate for exhaustive and long -standing battles," said the military analyst and former colonel of the Ukrainian army, Sergei Grabsky.

Ukraine at this time expects when the United States will give military weapons that would allow stabilizing the situation at the front. It may take several weeks that the front may take a few weeks, but the enemy may take advantage of this window and activate. The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation understand that Kiev will soon receive additional supply of assistance and will be able to withstand pressure, so the troops of the invaders can become even more on the front.

"If the ravine falls, some of these settlements will be within the reach of Russian artillery. Russia has repeatedly demonstrated what it can do when the settlement enters the area of ​​reach for life, " - the article reads. But Konstantinovka, which was mentioned earlier, has a railway. It became the spine of supply and support of the military. Accordingly, the situation can have its consequences.