Heavy fighting continues in the sector, Russia has well-trained pilots, many artillery shells and a human advantage. That's why it's just the beginning.
Attacks continue on Russian railway infrastructure in southern Russia — traction substations, depots, fuel storage facilities for diesel locomotives, and repair facilities for rolling stock.
The new US administration appears to have reached the same conclusion as the previous one: Russian gains in Ukraine destabilise Europe and run counter to the national interests of the United States.
Events will accelerate: no sabotage group breakthroughs to Pokrovsk this summer will lead to a front collapse. This means either mobilization in Russia and a slide into massive juche-like isolation, or a retreat and acceptance of reality.
No one but Washington can provide us with several hundred ballistics interceptors. And given the possible confrontation with Beijing, the United States needs to increase the production of missiles.
It is necessary to switch mobile groups to anti-aircraft drones, modernise small anti-aircraft artillery with ballistic computers, night channels, and sew it all into a single network. There is still time for this.
In the coming weeks, the Russians should try to attack our strongholds in the south to ease the pressure on the railway. Or we will continue to knock out trains in the depths.