oleksandr musienko, director of the center for military legal research, is already in touch with us. mr. oleksandr, good day. greetings, good day. we talk a lot about avdiivka today, because it is probably the hottest of the entire front line, it is huge, 1300 km, but avdiivka is hell, for sure. already map specialists deeppstate calculated that there are about five occupiers for one of our infantrymen in the avdiyivka district, and they have a lot of them, they do not feel sorry for them, now the russians are advancing on the steppe, they are already writing in their publications that they have expanded the gray zone there and are moving forward , but not everywhere they are successful, near the experienced and water, they are not lucky, fortunately, fortunately , despite this, they continue to use air bombs in avdiivka, they have a lot of ammunition, on the other hand, our defenders say that they, in fact, lack ammunition, artillery, now we will show a video in which conditions our defenders live and fight today, and i will ask you, mr. oleksandr, to tell us what the role of ammunit

and just now , oleksandr musienko, head of the center for military legal studies, joins the broadcastder, good evening. how can you hear me good evening, i greet you. well, actually, continuing the topic of avdiivka, the possibility of the russian army storming avdiivka has been discussed for several days in a row. how realistic is this scenario and in general, is it real. get avdiivka under these circumstances? well, they will storm, it must be said that the ukrainian defense forces have already completed many important tasks, because it must be understood that the enemy's task is not just to advance on avdiivka, it is a secondary task, the primary task is to withdraw all our forces from the south and not let us

9th year at any cost is not to solve the problem, and that is we talked about it yesterday oleksandr musienkon principle said, the phrase is probably bitter, but he said that i do not believe that we can simply take a million men, now arm them with small arms and throw them on an assault, we simply will not succeed in doing it like in russia, we can't afford it also because it's simply not possible to do it in our country , it's not working that way, it's definitely not working, and i'll add that the fact that the mobilization is happening today, we're already thinking about what will be in four months, because it is not march and not april of the 22nd year, now the armed forces are equipped in a completely different way, and we have a time lag for the training of personnel, and in fact, what we are doing today is a provision for the spring, for the summer of next year, that what we do not do today will respond. in six months, in 4-6 months, it may not be very good, mr. pavel, we still have three minutes left, i want to briefly discuss one more topic, yesterday i watched the pictures publishe

we are returning to ether, dear friends, and already with us is oleksandr musienko, director of the centerresearch. mr. oleksandr, we are glad to see you on our airwaves. i congratulate you. mr. oleksandr, to begin with, the institute for the study of war says that there are larger-scale operations in the kherson region conducted by the ukrainian defenders, here on our airwaves we have already asked several of our guests about what is happening there, but everyone says that we are maintaining a mode of silence, what do you say? well, as for the kherson region, i can say that the offensive actions of the ukrainian troops are continuing there , probably for a month, if not more . them , it is possible to bind russian units there in order to prevent their transfer to other directions important for the aggressor, but not now there are doubts that these are actions related to the expansion of the bridgehead, well, of course, the ideal scenario is a further breakthrough, that is, a breakthrough from the flank to the rear of the enemy group with all the negative consequences for the russian troop

we will be in yours, please join espresso, our the marathon continues, now we will talk with oleksandr musienko, director of the military law center. of research, mr. oleksandr, we welcome you to our airwaves, i congratulate you. mr. alexander said, they say that this was the first thing john fitzgerald kennedy said, probably he also repeated someone's words of his time that in victories, there are a thousand fathers, defeat is always an orphan. well, someone has to take responsibility, for now it is the commander-in-chief, zaluzhny, who admitted that we have problems at the front after all, and the situation has reached an impasse. and it is like that the result of our offensive, which lasted six months, and there is still a serious uncertainty, which , nevertheless, mr. zaluzhnyi analyzes and offers ways to solve. in your opinion, how do we need to change, what conclusions did you draw , in particular, from this publication by valery zaluzhnyi the economist, what you read between articles, including, for sure, that there is no defeat, it is obvious, it is not even close . it is just that in o

and just now , oleksandr musienko, head of the center for military legal studies, joins the broadcast. alexander, good evening. how can you hear me good evening. i congratulate you. well, actually, continuing the topic of avdiivka, the possibility of the russian army storming avdiivka has been discussed for several days in a row. how realistic is this scenario, and in general, is it realistic to get avdiivka under these circumstances. well, they will storm, it must be said that the ukrainian defense forces have already completed many important tasks, because they have to to understand that the enemy's task is not simply to advance on avdiivka, this is a secondary task, the primary task is to withdraw all our forces from the south and prevent us from conducting a potentially ambitious operation on the left bank of the kherson region and advancing in the direction of melitopol, that is, the enemy seeks to do everything to today, well, in fact , we had only one hot area on our agenda, and our troops were operating there, especially the reserve, that is why avdiivka was chosen for these a

oleksandr musienko, head of the center for military and legal research, joins our broadcast. alexander, good evening. congratulations. good evening. i congratulate you. stoltenberg says that nato membership has become closer for ukraine. do you share such optimism, well, actually reformation, which is provided for in the plan, will it affect the war, or vice versa, the war caused what is written in the plan, somehow affected what is written in the plan. i think i did. closer, because obviously the criteria for membership in nato, they coincide in principle with the criteria for membership in the european union, and since we already have an interim approval opinion from the european commission, well i mean interim, because with the aim of making a final decision, that we need a decision of the european council, i hope it will be in december, so we can say that these criteria are on candidacy and on membership in the eu. they coincide with the criteria for nato membership, so maybe this is what jen stoltenberg means when he says that ukraine has come closer, because these are s