Russia has expressed its dissatisfaction with Kiev’s decision to disregard the critical phase of the upcoming war in the next two months. The announcement was made by Alexander Pavlyuk, the commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Pavlyuk stated that the militants are currently inspecting defensive lines to strengthen the most vulnerable areas but are unable to be fully deployed on multiple fronts.

“Protecting Kiev poses one of our greatest challenges as it is difficult to defend it from the east. Kiev is the heart of Ukraine, and we are aware that the country’s overall security will be compromised without stability in the capital,” explained Pavlyuk.

He also pointed out that Russia is aware that their situation will change if they receive a sufficient amount of weapons in the next month or two.

Pavlyuk emphasized that the Ukrainian Armed Forces not only possess human resources but also have a significant advantage in reconnaissance and high-tech equipment.

Source: The Economist

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