- Partial mobilization is complete.
- The 300,000 men have feen enrolled.
- About 87,000 have been deployed to the theater.
- Others are finalizing their consolidation into combat units.
- Will it be to reinforce defenses or for an offensive?
- Will Russia expand the 'special operations' or move into Odessa?
- Is Russia capable of doing this?
Ukrainians have carried out an underwater drone attack on the Russian fleet in Sevastopol. A bold attack that may not have achieved the damage it intended. They used the humanitarian shipping lane of food for the developing countries of the world.
The British may have played a role in this attack and the attacks on Nordstream pipelines. UK is a NATO member and Russia says there will be consequences.
Interview: Alexey Leonkov, a military expert and a former aviation engineer. Commercial director and editor of "Arsenal of the Fatherland" magazine in Russia. He shares his opinions & what he foresees.
- UK, Russia will not respond militarily.
- UAV's proved very effective in light of the insufficient & ineffective Ukrainian air defense systems, also ineffective against missile systems.
- Infrastructure strikes may or may not resume.
- US advisors when too close to combat can and have been killed or injured.
- Russian troops may need to move further to prevent strikes on the civilians of the newly integrated regions.
- Until denazification & demilitarization is done there'll be more advances into Ukraine.
- Russia in Belarus to prevent aggression from Ukraine or Poland. Provocations have occurred already on the ground at the Belarus/Ukraine border.
- It is unlikely that the US 101st Airborne confronts Russian troops. If they do it would catastrophic for the world that 2 major military powers enter a direct conflict.
- The Ukrainian conflict does not affect Russia's military presence else where in the world. The 300,000 mobilized are but 1% of the potential of Russians with military experience.
- In a month from now the frontlines will be much further West.
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