An expert on a possible decision regarding the permission to drill deep into the Russian Federation: it was delayed for almost a year

Military expert Oleg Zhdanov, commenting on the possible granting of permission to Ukraine to strike Russia with long-range missiles, noted that the US delayed this decision for almost a year and explained why. He said this in a comment UNN.

Do you remember how someone in the military experts said that the best air defense in the Russian Federation is Joe Biden. The permission to use rockets was delayed for almost a year. We don’t have missiles, we have permission, but we don’t have missiles. Neither British nor French. We have already shot down everything that was given to us, and there is no ATACMS. Therefore, when they will appear is a huge question

He noted that today, according to intelligence data, Russia has actually removed all the reserves in the nearest depth.

“They left warehouses and transshipment bases, hubs at a depth of more than 300 kilometers from our border. Therefore, now, if they allow to strike at the refinery, it will be good, if they allow to strike at the factories, then it will be good, and there are very few military facilities left there Zhdanov said.

The expert also noted that the disadvantage is that the permission was first announced in the media, because first there must be combat use, and then the announcement about it.

They did everything the other way around, usually first there is combat use, and then they announce that we used such and such a weapon, achieved such and such successes, and now we have announced it. Yesterday, the entire Russian press came out with maps of possible zones of damage of these missiles. Do you think the General Staff of the Russian Federation took measures? I think so for a long time. And now we are happy with the permission, everything has been announced, the enemy has been warned, and now we will sit down and wait for the missiles to arrive

Military expert Valery Ryabykh comments UNN emphasized that so far we have an information surge and refer not to official sources, but to the mass media regarding the permission to strike deep into Russia.

Ryabykh noted that the Russians adapted and built logistics in such a way that there was as little damage as possible to their critical infrastructure, which is involved precisely in the logistical support of the troops.

“Accordingly, now obtaining new means with which we can strike will significantly reduce the purely military capabilities of the aggressor, the provision of troops, and this may affect what is happening directly on the front line. When the troops will not receive in sufficient quantity all the means of logistical support, including ammunition, food. This can lead to the very task of striking their warehouses and bases that provide troops,” Ryabih said.

He also noted that the task of strikes at a distance of 300 kilometers will include, among other things, strikes on airfields used by the enemy’s tactical aircraft to support the enemy’s troops on the line of fire, on the line of contact.

“Further strikes with long-range weapons deep into the territory may hit enterprises that may be involved in the production of certain means,” said Ryabikh.

The expert concluded that everything will depend not only on the permit, but on a complex of factors, including the availability of appropriate weapons for launching strikes deep into the Russian Federation.

Addition

The New York Times reported that US President Joe Biden authorized Ukraine to use long-range missiles to strike Russia.

According to American officials, initially the weapons will most likely be used against Russian and North Korean troops to protect Ukrainian forces in the Kursk region in western Russia.

Le Figaro reported that France and Britain allowed Ukraine to hit Russia with SCALP/Storm Shadow missiles.

However, Le Figaro later deleted the line from the article that France and Great Britain allowed missiles to be fired at Russia.

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