Denisenko about the battles in the East of Ukraine/Channel 24 collage
Western media write that the war in Ukraine has reached a turning point. They assure that the long-term perspective will soon become clear.
Adviser to the Minister of Internal Affairs Vadim Denisenko did not agree with this thesis on the air of the Rada TV channel, channel 24 reports.
“The great battle for Donbass continues. Everything that happens in this war and what will be the next options for development – whether it be our counteroffensive or a freeze,” Denisenko said.
The invaders are not retreating anywhere
According to the adviser, as long as the battle for Donbass continues, as long as the Russians continue their attacking actions, we do not see a single hint that the occupiers are reducing their activity. There is also no information about the withdrawal from the occupied territories.
The Russians continue to build fortifications in the Zaporozhye and Kherson regions. They will regroup in the Donetsk region to try to attack Slavyansk from Liman and Izyum,” Denisenko said.
He added that the latest statement by the Secretary of the Russian Security Council, Nikolai Patrushev, that Russia is allegedly ready for the negotiation process, and Ukraine has frozen this whole story, is not true. So far, there are no prospects that the Russians are ready for negotiations, unfortunately. about the alleged readiness for peace agreements in order to buy time. Denisenko said that the occupiers show both China, the European Union, and the United States their readiness to bargain.
“If we talk purely about European history, then Russia asks not to provide a candidate for Ukraine, then they are supposedly ready to start talking not about the cessation of hostilities, but the beginning of talks about the cessation of hostilities. This is the tactics of the Russians,” Denisenko explained.
As for the defense of Ukraine and weapons, the adviser noted that there are problems with the pace of assistance. Denisenko agrees with the thesis of the country's leadership, we were given 10% of everything we needed.
