The Ukrainian military, on its difficult path to victory, “achieves accelerating victories.”
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that during the counteroffensive operations, the Armed Forces of Ukraine successfully pushed back the Russian invaders, gradually drove the enemy out of his positions and managed to destroy some in the fortified defense lines of the invaders. He said this in a commentary on CNN.
Stoltenberg gave a positive assessment of the counter-offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and noted the importance of supporting Ukraine by partner and allied countries.
“The Ukrainians are slowly gaining ground, which means they’re pushing the Russians back, and they can break through some of these well-fortified areas, thanks in part to the mines,” he said.
The Secretary General of NATO also drew attention to the fierce fighting on the fronts, while the Ukrainians on their difficult path to victory “are gaining momentum.”
He also disagreed with the critical assessments of some Western military and experts about the slow pace of progress of the Ukrainian defense forces in this campaign and added that there is “continuous dialogue” between NATO allies and on the Ukrainian side.
“We saw that the Ukrainians once again exceeded expectations. And we must remember that everything started last year with a large-scale invasion of the Russian Federation in Ukraine – then experts believed that Ukraine would last only a few days or weeks. But they liberated the north – Kiev, the east – Kharkiv region, the territory in the south – Kherson,” Stoltenberg said, adding that now the Armed Forces of Ukraine are achieving greater success.
Remember, on the eve of the media it was reported that the Armed Forces of Ukraine during the offensive in the Zaporozhye region succeeded in the fortifications of the so-called “Surovikin Line”.
The West is no longer waiting for a breakthrough. Counter-offensive development
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Source: korrespondent
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