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there are a lot of events, and all of them are extremely important, but we understand that the situation in the pokrovsky direction requires additional attention, so we understand that the enemy. made this a general direction for himself, although finally the direction of the great russian-ukrainian war, in particular in donbas, did not become easier, i.e. such the feeling that the enemy has thrown all his available resources to break through our defenses. it is quite clear that russia will continue to advance in the east of ukraine, and for now there is no stopping it. however, what is really important is that we, on our part , must support. integral line of defense, it is absolutely impossible to allow the formation of cauldrons, by the way, one of them is currently forming in the zoryanyi area, that is, we must be very careful and keep the front line as straight as possible, because this allows us to use fewer troops directly on the front lines positions, as soon as the line of contact

is distorted by large sections advancing to and fro, it will be necessary to bring in more troops to oppose the russians, so we must hold the front line. as direct as possible, even if it means the loss of several forces with the priority of preserving our personnel. the problem in the east right now is that we don't have a long-term vision of how to get the military to focus on the terrain they are protecting. armies fight best when they own specific territory. if you look at last year, when a particular brigade was responsible for its section, it fought and held well. their positions, however, as soon as they began to transfer them, they have to study the terrain anew, so it is worth remembering that tactics and terrain are not separate, tactics directly depend on knowledge of the terrain, and if the soldiers are not familiar with it, there is no hope for significant success

worth it is imperative that the troops remain where they are, reinforced and entrenched on their current positions. unfortunately, we don't. we're moving them back and forth like horses on a chessboard, and that's not good. each time they move, they must master new terrain, adapting their tactics, because fighting in the field is not the same as fighting in the forest. the focus must be on establishing stability in the east, and that certainly means creating divisional headquarters. currently, the main headquarters are too far away and do not have proper communication with what is happening on the ground. the generals in the corps headquarters are simply not can effectively control the fight because they are too far away. they are not aware of what is really happening on the battlefield. small infantry groups in large numbers, reinforced by artillery fire, sams and

so on, plus aviation, and we understand that, in principle, the enemy has prepared resources for this. at one time, it was assumed that the enemy would try to strengthen the two main directorates. it is, for example, the pokrovsk region and the north, in particular, when we are talking about the kharkiv region, but i have a personal feeling, i do not have the relevant professional knowledge, but there is a feeling that the ughledar direction will be strengthened, this is the southeast of donetsk region, and accordingly, yes, as far as i understand, the enemy would like to work with a so -called wide coverage, strengthening pokrovsk and opening and intensifying offensive actions in the south, is this at all possible ? taking into account the described tactics of the russian small infantry groups plus artillery and plus aviation, they are currently trying to save armored vehicles, this also shows something, so we understand that they would have to do all the dirtiest, bloodiest work

to make russian infantrymen who die literally by the thousands. you can always expect another assault from russia, because they still have reserves, and the fact that they ... get their armored vehicles shows that they hope to break through, and then quickly drive this equipment to kyiv, that's what their goal, and that is why they wait for the moment when they can bring their armored vehicles forward and when they can no longer be stopped, and yet the first thing must be a breakthrough, so it is important to prevent it by not giving the enemy the opportunity to rush on their armored vehicles on our side of the battlefield, russia will try to act where, in their... opinion , we are not ready. i hope that belarus has already got over this war. it seems that belarusians realize that they should be on the side of the west, not on the side of russia. they already had many opportunities to fight for russia, but they did not do it. therefore, it is fair to assume that the belarusian border is not

where they are going to attack, but they have many other places from which they can strike. you see, it's involved here russian doctrine. and this means that they will continue the pressure in the east, in particular in the pokrov direction, looking for where else to pull our reserves, the enemy knows that most of our reserves are located. in the north, and he will look for the rest, attacking elsewhere, either in zaporizhzhia or in another region. the russians are definitely preparing something similar because they want to regain the initiative. it is about the initiative that they lost when the ukrainians entered the kursk region, and now they are crawling out of their skin to get it back. it was offensive actions on the territory of the russian federation have been launched. the enemy did not expect this, gerasimov did not expect this , shoigu did not expect this, putin did not expect this, no one, they did not know, it was done, it is not

just a military history, it is also a military-political history, because there was no proper leak of information, the enemy did not wait, and our military entered the territory of the kurt region, yes, and now there are battles there, and the kurt region is not only about certain symbolic things there, yes, not about a blunder with putin and so on, it is also about... certain strategic moments of its time, back in soviet times, according to my, so to speak, assumptions, there was a certain part of what is called the anti-missile continental defense system, and this is a painful blow for the russians . the breakthrough of the armed forces of ukraine in the kursk region came as a surprise to everyone, and it is great, because it demonstrated that the operational security of the defense forces was at its best. during the first few weeks, the initiative... was on the side of the ukrainians, but now we are facing more and more stronger defense of the russians. the operation may

turn into another section of the defense line if our troops cannot break through somewhere again. looking at the map, it is difficult to say where the greatest pressure in the kurdish direction is now. but we can be absolutely sure that russia is already preparing and will certainly carry out a counteroffensive. they will try to push our troops out of kurdistan, and then it will be a matter of resources. what will happen next, we cannot predict it, instead we can only watch, hope and believe that the armed forces of ukraine are ready for everything that russia will deploy against them, be it in the kurdish direction or in the east of ukraine, and yet the pressure from russia will remain, without a doubt, we have lost the initiative in the kurdish region, and we need to get it back somewhere. dear mr. colonel, the other day you published an extremely important article, yes, well, here we

are now talking about the simultaneous introduction of the pokrovsky operation of the defense plan and the offensive operation in the kursk direction, and you wrote an important article in which you insisting on perspectives and the need to demarcate certain powers, on the one hand, this is a very important signal, i would like you to explain now what you mean . because commanding in the army requires one commander who will give instructions very clearly, and everyone will follow them and answer in case of non-fulfillment, this is called army responsibility, on the other hand we understand, the most brilliant commander, he needs a strong team to which he can trust, which will implement, but also can mistakes happen, how do you think it would be correct to send the work of our same general staff. various questions, and

some of them i did not reveal in my article. the main point i made is that the job of the chief of the general staff is not to fight, if he is fighting, he cannot do anything else, that is, there are two separate types of duties that occur simultaneously. one of them is to fight, and the other is to manage the defense. and now the defense management is not performing properly. the problem is not how we fight, we know how to fight. some of the ukrainian brigades have demonstrated world-class professionalism, given the resources they have, no one could have done better, not just aces in battle, but when no one manages the defense properly, when no one makes the system work, then the troops at the front do not receive enough support , due to the fact that the system does not function properly. the task of the chief executive is to make the system work, to ensure proper functioning. support of combat operations and make sure that everything in the system functions harmoniously, and he cannot

delegate these duties to others. he can't delegate training, recruitment or any of these specific important tasks. his role is to make the system work, but he's in the wrong place right now. syrsky is fighting and no one else is engaged in reorganization, improvement of the system, and improvement of the efficiency of structures. he tries to do everything himself, and as a result , the system... doesn't work, and we can see it. tsc work, but not as it should be, no one manages them and no one controls them, they just continue to exist, killing morale and. doing things unnecessary for the country, the commander-in-chief must either step back and let his officers conduct the war properly by choosing the right commanders to do so, or resign and become a combatant commander, allowing someone else to be in charge of the general staff and the entire defense system, he cannot do both, the day has only 24 hours, if syrsky

is tearing between the pokrov and kursk directions, then this cannot continue, because it is absurd, two competent commanders are needed. one focuses on kursk and is clearly determined to move forward, and the other - on pokrovsk, aimed at holding positions in the east. currently there is no such thing. we don't have these commanders, because the boss tries to do everything himself, and it doesn't work. the most gaps are in the defense system. i can list 30 or 40 things in the defense system that are not working properly. someone has to take care of them. you can say that it is the job of the chief of staff, but i would say that the chief of staff should be working to ensure that the system is functioning properly, not acting as a commander. holovkom should focus on such tasks such as amending laws, regularly informing the government and the president, and ensuring that the rules and regulations that apply to everything are correct. currently, this is not

happening. we are still fighting with soviet doctrine, soviet rules and regulations. soviet practice and the soviet personnel system. if we do not change all this, then we will lose the war. someone has to become the real commander-in-chief and reform the system, while the conduct of hostilities should be entrusted to someone else. this is what i want to convey in mine articles yes, it's hard and tough, but it's real. we are well aware of the reality, because people on social networks everywhere and every day write about problems that need to be solved. if this is not done, then soon there will be nothing left of the fighting spirit of the army, because the fighting spirit is the most important thing that we have in ukraine. there will be no victory without high morale. dear mr. colonel. two years ago, yes, when the main idol and the main military expert and favorite

expert of our public was the arrester who told fables in which people wanted to believe, so you and i talked about... that a long, protracted, very difficult war is promised, yes, we understand that it is a great pity, but despite the optimistic promises of many, so to speak, oracles , who are engaged in commenting on this war, so you said that, well, they do not allow the enemy to be exhausted, and now we have entered autumn, a hot, bloody, extremely difficult autumn, yes, and the enemy does not show fatigue, and the enemy shows ... readiness to throw their soldiers into our firing lines, that is, they are thrown with meat in the literal sense, this is a matter of resourcefulness, on the other hand , we understand, a matter of resourcefulness, this is a question of the correctness of the organization of this resource, and this is a question of additional strikes, in particular in the depths of russian territory. we should focus

on dealing damage to the army that is directly in front of us and... not worry too much about whether or not, if we are going to strike deeper targets using the ranged weapons we already have, then we need to focus on what affects the population, i.e. doesn't kill it actually has a negative impact. we are already actively reducing russia's fuel reserves, which will affect the heating situation in the winter, but we need to make sure that the effect is long-lasting and that we are not just wasting effort on the resources they have in... we should pay attention to the damage to the infrastructure , which will really affect the daily life of russians, for example, sewage systems. we should also focus on major bridges, in cities like st. petersburg, where they simplify routes for people, their destruction can make life difficult for people. next autumn will be difficult, because russia still has a lot of resources, and it seems that they

are not running out of them, they still manage to recruit 29-30 thousand. soldiers every month, and although we may kill as many, they are still filling their ranks and advancing. we cannot hope that things will get easier for us. this means we need to focus more on the front line. we cannot allow the current situation to wear us down. we should use the front line more effectively. one of the problems is that if we keep moving our troops, they lose vital communication with the artillery. confidence between artillery and units. is critical, and if units are constantly being redeployed, they won't know the language of communication or the tactics that prevent cooperation, so it's important to focus on what we must... do now, not what we want to do or hope to do , that the us will allow us to do this. our time must be spent fighting the battle in which we find ourselves

today, not in the one we would like to lead. if we don't focus as fall approaches, we will simply be pushed back. dear mr. colonel, i would just like to clarify the current activation of the enemy, in particular on pokrovsky and in general on the donbas front of the russian-ukrainian front. it is temporary, or will it still fit into some wider campaign, well, in simple words, the enemy has now become extremely active on the ground, pokrovsk, ugledar and so on, according to the list, yes, they are waiting for the american elections, yes, fearing that, so to speak, a candidate unfavorable to them will come, or they are just ready to keep such a pace as long as they have the strength, and there is a feeling that, well, they can drive until a certain period. your troops in position, i think they will continue to move forward, the russian doctrine is very clear, use success,

that is, if you are successful, you continue to move forward, you do not stop and direct everything you have to where the success is . currently, this success is in donbas, so they continue to advance there and will try not to distract the reserves deployed there, in light of this they will increase fire support. at the expense of more artillery and other resources, because they believe that they are close to a breakthrough, and they really believe it, because every day they are making some progress. the russians will continue to move forward and will not stop suddenly. we must be ready for it. we have to anticipate their continuous advance and establish a defensive line and better positions in depth that we can hold. we must also be prepared to that they will cover kilometer by... kilometer, luckily they are moving slowly which gives us time to adjust our system, but we are not using this time effectively, we are wasting it by acting without

considering the long term consequences of our actions. if we want to win this war, we have to think about the long term. if we continue to retreat without preparing to move forward, then after retreating 50 or 100 km, we will face... the same problems as today, we have to change the system, which i already talked about repeatedly mentioned. finally, putin both wants and fears increased mobilization in russia, will he go for it or not? for now , putin doesn't need another mobilization, he still gets by with his ridiculous money offers and actually gets the number of troops he needs to continue the battle. he may decide to use mobilization. in case we break through and take kurdsk, that could be a reason for that, but now it's not just that he doesn't need mobilization. i'm not sure

it has a management system capable cope with a large influx of people. putin has lost many of his officers and those who knew their business well, so managing the additional troops will be a difficult task. after all, school teachers and it specialists will train army men. rather than experienced soldiers, because putin does not have enough trained personnel to handle a larger volume of tasks than the one he is currently commanding, so he will continue the current process as long as he can. thank you very much, colonel, for this extremely important conversation on the air tv channel i would like to remind our viewers that a retired british army colonel, military expert glen grant, was working for them now. god save the kin. glory. in ukraine, good save the king - glory to the heroes, and we will win, sir, we will win, just by doing what the americans do, try everything wrong first, and then finally

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700 thousand ukrainians were deprived. oleg rybachuk, ex-vice prime minister for european integration, former head of viktor yushchenko's secretariat, co-founder of the movement, honestly, glory to ukraine, mr. oleg, glad to see and hear you, well, let's start our conversation, first of all, i would like to big reshuffles, reshuffles, furniture in our government, some went for even more promotions. having moved to the president's office, the others, so to speak, lost, but it is not known what will happen to them, but the key story is that prime minister denys shmyhal breathed a sigh of relief. what with our government? well, kudos to the heroes, nothing fundamentally changes with our government, here if you just do an elementary analysis, when the president was explaining the need for all this chaotic movement of beds in the government

chamber, he said that new energy is needed, a new energy is needed, people are tired, and we should theoretically expect the appearance of some new energetic such officials, with a vision, with new strength, with new people there, with new zeal, but all this is not happening, we are really analyzing what kind of bed... from which the corner was moved to which corner? well, so to speak, some beds were upgraded, becoming bunk beds, and the key story: we have a weakening of the office, a strengthening, or are these specific decisions of the same andriy yermak? well, for example, there vice prime minister vereshchuk moved to the office at the level of yarmak's deputy, or more precisely yarmak's deputy, so for social issues, well, first of all,

for her, this is a real promotion, because... i must honestly say, that she had a ministry there, which was filled with unknown things and unknown what they were doing, she had a riotous energy, what she does not lack is the energy and the desire to become there minister of defense, she has an education, she has a past experience and she does not get tired of showing it, but actually something else that would be visible from the point of view. ours there, i don't think they know her at all there, our partners in the european union or our western partners, because she is not there, but she has become more fair, it's just that almost all observers note that when we previously analyzed personnel changes, what was the media looking at, yes, what it's a group pushing this person, whether it's akhmetov's group over there, or it's from pinchuk.