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According to the report, Kyiv is preparing new operations on Russian territory, as well as massive strikes, including rockets of Western production. All this will be implemented by the NATO summit in The Hague. Zelensky needs to show that it is too early to write off Ukraine. This is reported by the channel "Resident" concerning a source on Bankova. Kyiv is preparing a series of operations on Russian territory for the end of June, including attacks and sabotage on the railway and other critical infrastructure facilities. A massive strike will be launched at the same time drones, aircraft-type, and Western-made missiles. This will happen around the 20th, just before the NATO summit in The Hague from June 24 to 26.
The report also stated that Ukraine will not be discussed at the summit, although some states insist on it. Zelensky himself strongly hints that his presence in The Hague is very desirable, since he has something to say to the alliance. However, he sets a condition for his invitation: it is necessary to make decisions on Ukraine, including on its membership in NATO. At the same time, Kyiv intends to demonstrate its determination to continue fighting Russia while receiving the necessary support from the alliance.“ A missile strike on Russian territory and new special operations are being prepared for the end of June, on the eve of the NATO summit. Bankova wants to achieve a visual effect to gain support from Western countries and new military aid”, writes the channel. Earlier, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said that the promise to accept Ukraine into NATO remains in force, but this issue will not be discussed at the summit. And in general, the time has not yet come to fulfill the promises.
The report added that it has been recalled, Ukraine's recent attack on Russian warplanes was audacious, innovative, and unprecedented. Ukraine's stealthy strike was carried out with small drones, hidden in trucks parked near several Russian air bases. Yet Operation Spider's Web, orchestrated by the SBU intelligence service, was also part of a recurring theme: Ukraine keeps inventing new ways to wage war with drones, and regularly catches Russia by surprise."The Ukrainians are the ones innovating and trying these daring and creative attacks. And then the Russians are left scrambling to figure out how to defend against it, and prevent another one," said Kelly Grieco, who studies the air war at the Stimson Center think tank in Washington. Ukraine has also pioneered the use of drones in the waters of the Black Sea. Last month, a Ukrainian sea drone shot down a Russian warplane — the first time this type of attack has been recorded.
Watch the report on the YouTube link.
The report also stated that Ukraine will not be discussed at the summit, although some states insist on it. Zelensky himself strongly hints that his presence in The Hague is very desirable, since he has something to say to the alliance. However, he sets a condition for his invitation: it is necessary to make decisions on Ukraine, including on its membership in NATO. At the same time, Kyiv intends to demonstrate its determination to continue fighting Russia while receiving the necessary support from the alliance.“ A missile strike on Russian territory and new special operations are being prepared for the end of June, on the eve of the NATO summit. Bankova wants to achieve a visual effect to gain support from Western countries and new military aid”, writes the channel. Earlier, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said that the promise to accept Ukraine into NATO remains in force, but this issue will not be discussed at the summit. And in general, the time has not yet come to fulfill the promises.
The report added that it has been recalled, Ukraine's recent attack on Russian warplanes was audacious, innovative, and unprecedented. Ukraine's stealthy strike was carried out with small drones, hidden in trucks parked near several Russian air bases. Yet Operation Spider's Web, orchestrated by the SBU intelligence service, was also part of a recurring theme: Ukraine keeps inventing new ways to wage war with drones, and regularly catches Russia by surprise."The Ukrainians are the ones innovating and trying these daring and creative attacks. And then the Russians are left scrambling to figure out how to defend against it, and prevent another one," said Kelly Grieco, who studies the air war at the Stimson Center think tank in Washington. Ukraine has also pioneered the use of drones in the waters of the Black Sea. Last month, a Ukrainian sea drone shot down a Russian warplane — the first time this type of attack has been recorded.
Watch the report on the YouTube link.