After announcing the capture of the city of Bakhmut in eastern Ukraine, which has been fought for months, which the Kiev leadership and several Ukrainian military bloggers continue to deny, the head of the Wagner group of mercenaries warns of defeat and revolution in Russia.
If the children of ordinary Russians keep coming back in coffins while the children of the elite sunbathe abroad, Russia is facing a turmoil similar to the 1917 revolutions that culminated in civil war, the 61-year-old said in one of his telegrams. published interview delivered. Ukraine will try to encircle the city of Bakhmut in the east and attack the Crimean peninsula.
“We must declare martial law”
“Most likely, this scenario will not be good for Russia. So we have to prepare for a hard war,” Prigozhin said in an interview on his Telegram channel. “We are in such a state that we can fucking lose Russia – that’s the biggest problem… We have to get the state of impose siege.”
Speaking of the situation in Bakhmut, which has been fiercely fought over for months, Ukrainian Deputy Defense Minister Hanna Maljar said on Tuesday night: “Our forces control the southwestern outskirts of the city in the ‘Airplane’ district.” Fighting continues in the suburbs. There, the Russian troops had partly defected to the defense. The Ukrainians gained “insignificant” territory north and south of Bakhmut. Moscow had announced over the weekend that it would take the now completely destroyed city.
Moscow sticks to military targets
The Kremlin says it is not interested in freezing the conflict in Ukraine. Russia will conduct the military special operation until it advances its interests and achieves its goals — either in combat or through “other available means,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Wednesday. Moscow describes the war as a “military special operation”.
According to Peskov, there is currently no sign of the possibility of a peaceful solution. Negotiations with Kiev are impossible because the Ukrainian leaders themselves have “forbidden any kind of negotiations with Russia”. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has even named the withdrawal of Russian troops from the occupied territories as a precondition for talks.
Source: Krone
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