Podolyak says that Russia will initiate explosions for mobilization/Collage of Channel 24
The day before, powerful explosions were heard at the airfield near Novofedorovka in the annexed Crimea. The Office of the President believes that such explosions in the occupied territories will hit Russia's plans for mobilization.
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About this Channel 24Mikhail Podolyak, adviser to the head of the President's Office, spoke exclusively. He noted that all cases, including explosions at a brewery in Donetsk, a military unit in Russia and an airfield in Belarus, are all “roots” in the Russian special services.
According to him , Russia does this also in order to excite its population , to say “stand up a huge country, let's go to war”.
They want to try to “mobilize” the mood. Because covert mobilization is underway, but there are few who want to fight. Everyone understands that this is a strange war, where Russians only die,” says Podolyak.
forced mobilization. To do this, the Russian special services create all these conflicts, in particular in Russia and Belarus.
Podolyak recalled that in 1999, when the second Chechen war began, all the explosions of residential buildings in Moscow or other Russian cities where many people died were made by the Russian special services to justify the war.
“They are doing the same today, so we must understand this and be prepared for such provocations,” he said.< /p>
But, in my opinion, what happened on August 9 in the Crimea will just hit Russia's plans to mobilize the population. Therefore, it is important that there be as many such panic moods among Russians as possible,” Podolyak summed up.
Watch the full interview with Mikhail Podolyak: Channel 24 video
By the way, on August 9, in the temporarily occupied Crimea, there was a “clap” at the Russian air base near Novofedorovka. It was about a military airfield, from where fighters and bombers take off, attacking the south of Ukraine. The network showed a full video of explosions at an airfield in Crimea.
The invaders immediately began to come up with numerous versions of various reasons that could explain the explosions and thick smoke. Finally they explained this as a violation of fire safety.
