When the offensive actions of the Russian army will decline — Budanov's answer
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When the offensive actions of the Russian army will decline — Budanov's answer

When the offensive actions of the Russian army will decline — Budanov's answer
Source:  Forbes Ukraine

The offensive actions of the Russian troops, which are ongoing now, will end in one and a half to two months. Such a forecast was given by the head of Ukrainian intelligence, Kyrylo Budanov.

Points of attention

 

  • The practice of the ten-year war shows that the offensive potential of the aggressor is limited to a period of more than two months.
  • After the decline of the offensive of the Russian army, new attempts to advance are possible, but the Ukrainian side is actively preparing to meet these challenges.
  • Andrii Yusov, a representative of the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense, assures that there is currently no question of a repetition of a large-scale front offensive, as in February 2022.

When and why will the offensive actions of the occupiers of the Russian Federation end

In one and a half to two months, the main thrust (of the Russian army) should be completed, because the offensive has already dragged on.

Kyrylo Budanov

Kyrylo Budanov

Head of DIU

Kyrylo Budanov also noted that the practice of the ten-year war shows that "any side does not use its offensive potential for more than two months."

The head of the DIU noted that the offensive operations of the aggressor are approaching three months, so there will be some decline in the future.

But we know that after a recession and a slight lull, there will be new attempts by the enemy to advance. And we are preparing for this, Budanov warned.

He believes that the further situation will also depend on the Ukrainian side.

Are we just going to sit and wait, four or five months will pass and everything will happen again. Shall we act in advance, Budanov said.

Is the occupying army of the Russian Federation capable of conducting a new large-scale offensive in Ukraine

A repetition of a large-scale offensive along the entire front line, as in February 2022, is currently out of the question, said Andrii Yusov, a representative of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense.

The publication's article emphasizes that after the start of a large-scale war against Ukraine in 2022, the occupation army of the Russian Federation rapidly spread hostilities from the territory of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions to the northern and eastern regions of Ukraine.

In the fall of 2022, the Ukrainian military managed to regain almost the entire territory of the Kharkiv region as a result of a lightning counteroffensive.

However, the occupation army of the Russian Federation slowly and relentlessly continued its advance in the east of Ukraine.

Having captured Avdiivka in the winter of 2024, the Russian occupiers continued to advance westward over the following months.

Currently, the criminal army of the Russian Federation is gradually approaching Pokrovsk in Donetsk region. The Ukrainian military is fighting fierce battles with the Russian occupiers in this direction of the front.

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"Redis" announced the creation of the 1st building of the Azov National University — video

What is known about the changes at NGU
Source:  AZOV

The creation of the First Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine “Azov” was officially announced on April 15. Its commander, Colonel Denys “Redis” Prokopenko, has already addressed the commanders of the brigades that are part of the corps.

Points of attention

  • Two corps were established in the National Guard, with the 2nd corps being based on the 13th operational brigade led by Igor Obolensky (Cornet).
  • The announcement marks a significant development in the structure and management of the National Guard, with key brigades coming together under new operational formations.

What is known about the changes at NGU

As part of the reform of the management of the Defense Forces of Ukraine, a new operational-tactical formation was created within the NGU on the basis of the 12th Special Forces Brigade “Azov”.

The 1st Corps “Azov” included:

  • 1st Presidential Operational Brigade "Bureva";

  • 12th Special Forces Brigade "Azov";

  • 14th Operational Brigade "Chervona Kalina";

  • 15th Operational Brigade "Kara-Dag";

  • the newly created 20th operational brigade "Lyubart".

Against the backdrop of this event, the commander of the 1st Corps of the Azov Naval Forces, Colonel Denis "Redis" Prokopenko, has already addressed the commanders of the brigades that were part of the corps.

What is important to understand is that two corps were created in the National Guard at once.

The second corps was created on the basis of the 13th operational brigade of the Charter National Guard.

It will be led by Igor Obolensky (Cornet).

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