On Friday the victory parade is held in Moscow 80 years ago. Leading Ukrainian representatives of the government have declared the military parade a legitimate goal. “The Ukrainians want to disrupt this rush of victory,” said Markus Reisner, military expert at Austria.
There is “something on speculation about a possible attack,” said the historian who studied. For example, there may be drone attacks on the periphery to disturb the parade. On Wednesday, the Ukrainian armed forces carried out the largest drone attack with a total of 524 drones. Troops had crossed the Russian border and were held there, said Reisner.
A “fatal impact on the red place” is possible because no air defense system is insurmountable. The AirMaster can be overwhelmed by the large number of floors, Reisner explained. According to him, the army of Israel has three defense systems, but individual missiles always reach their goal.
“Presence Xis protects Putin”
“Putin’s best protection is the presence of XI,” the expert said with a view to the participation of Chinese President Xi Jinping on the Victory Parade. In a direct attack, Ukraine would irritate China, whose government has always presented itself as an intermediary in the war. An impact on the stands would lead to an escalation. If Putin or XI were killed, the use of nuclear weapons would follow.
The Ukrainian government and the army would consider such a blow as a counterproductive due to negative consequences and therefore probably to be abandoned. It is more conceivable that another important Russian goal will be attacked. “It should be something where attention is derived by the celebrations in Moscow,” said Reisner, referring to the Bridge of Kertsch, which connects Russia with the Ukrainian peninsula Crimea, which is contrary to international law. Such a blow would cause an effect in the eyes of the public in a short time, in contrast to troops.
Such a success would not be a turning point in the war. Ukraine could be even worse in the Global South or the US.
Source: Krone
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