THE Russia “Has already lost at the strategic level” τον war in Ukraine and “Will never take control” of the country, judged yesterday the head of the general staff of national defense British Armed Forces, the Admiral Tony Radakin.
“(Russian President Vladimir Putin) used 25% of his army force to secure tiny territorial gains”assessed the British senior officer during an interview he gave to the news agency PA Media and was broadcast today (17/6).
“Any claim that Russia succeeds does not make sense. “Russia is going to lose.” argued. “It may have some regular success in the coming weeks”recognized.
“But Russia has already lost at the strategic level”he insisted, emphasizing that “NATO is stronger”while “Finland and Sweden seek to join” in the military alliance.
According to the British admiral, Kyiv “Will never lose control of Ukraine”. Almost four months after the start of the Russian invasion, the Russian army “Soon there will be a shortage of men and advanced missiles”assured Mr. Radakin.
His remarks came as Kiev’s forces pounded in Donbas, eastern Ukraine, and Kyiv demanded relentless “More heavy weapons” by his allies. On Tuesday, Ukrainian Deputy Defense Minister Anna Malyar said her country had received only “About 10%” of weapons needed.
“It’s hard for Ukraine, but it will be a long battle”said Admiral Radakin. He reminded that Britain “ready” to support Ukrainian army “in the long run”.
London reported the day before yesterday Wednesday to begin delivering ‘immediate’ GMLRS multi-missile launch systems to Ukrainewhich asks to be given such systems because they have a more effective range than that of the Russian artillery.
“We will also supply anti-tank weapons and other equipment and this will continue”assured Mr. Radakin.
The United States announced a new $ 1 billion military aid package to Ukraine on Wednesday, which includes mostly artillery pieces and shells.
Source: News Beast
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