A prolonged failure to halt attacks in occupied Crimea could fuel resentment in Russian society, analysts say.
After attacks on military infrastructure in Crimea, the Russians are considering strengthening security on the annexed peninsula. They will have to divert part of their forces from the front line. This was reported by the American Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
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Analysts recalled that Moscow has used all kinds of security forces, including the National Guard. Now, the prolonged failure to stop the attacks in Crimea could cause discontent in Russian society.
A Russian blogger criticized the Russian troops for not using more EW equipment after the first drone attack on July 31st.
In addition, the report added that growing public concern about the effectiveness of Russia’s security measures in Crimea could be evidenced by the traffic jams seen at the exit from the occupied peninsula.
Recall that this week many strikes were made on the territory of Crimea. “Hopki” repeatedly thundered in Sevastopol, Kerch, Europatorium, Dzhankoy and other settlements of the peninsula.
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Source: korrespondent
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