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Budanov named the section of the front that the occupiers can choose for the spring-summer offensive

At this stage of the war, Putin’s army is actively trying to advance near the city of Chasov Yar in the Donetsk region, but was successfully stopped by the defenders of our country, and now it has become known what probable plans the Russian generals could have made for the coming months.

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Photo – tagesschau.de

About the fact that another intensification of hostilities in Ukraine is very possible in the period from May to June of this year, still on the territory of the Donetsk region, writes NBN, referring to the forecast made by the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense Kirill Budanov, and published by the German publication Tagesschau.

By & nbsp; Budanov’s words, the intensification of offensive actions & nbsp; the Russian Federation to & nbsp; the end of spring and & nbsp; & nbsp; the beginning of summer, in & nbsp; features, & nbsp; in the Donbass region: the Putin army will advance a little in & nbsp; Mu Yar, and & nbsp; Then it will go to & nbsp ;side of Pokrovsk, choosing the last city as a strategic direction. It should be noted that now the line of contact runs approximately 35 kilometers from Pokrovsk, if counting from Avdiivka, and 60 kilometers, if from Bakhmut.

The head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense suggests ;— before the start of this predicted Russian offensive, there will be no significant “movements” on the front, since despite the complexity of the situation, it remains under control.

In addition, Budanov admits the possibility of a counter-offensive by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the this year, provided there is a sufficient amount of ammunition, for example, received as part of the “Czech initiative”, or the German long-range TAURUS missiles, which can turn the tide of the war.

Earlier we wrote about that how Budanov commented on the construction of the RF railway to HERE in Ukraine.

nbnews.com.ua

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