‘Nobody will win’: Zelenskyy adviser warns of mutual destruction if war with Russia continues
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The President's Visiting Adviser on the Development of Defence Technologies and the Radio Technology Expert, Sergei Bescrestnov, with the call "Flash", noted that Ukraine and Russia were intensifying long-distance strikes, thus increasing the danger to the civilian population, while neither side could win the full victory. In an interview with The Guardian, he expressed his concern about the situation in Kiev this winter and suggested that consi…
Russia and Ukraine are engaged in an increasingly intense war, characterized by long-distance attacks, which pose an increasing risk to civilians and in which neither side can fully win, according to the defence technology adviser of Volodimir Zelenski, reports The Guardian.
Serhii Beskrestnov, a defense technology advisor to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, told The Guardian in an interview that the conflict with Russia is escalating into a "war of cities." The advisor, codenamed "Flash," stressed that Moscow and Kyiv do not appear likely to achieve ultimate victory and that long-range attacks between the parties pose an increasing threat to civilians and critical infrastructure. The 51-year-old Beskrestn…
The war between Russia and Ukraine is entering an increasingly dangerous phase, with long-range attacks intensifying and the risk to civilians and infrastructure growing. [...] Read More...
The Russia-Ukraine showdown has become a war without a clear winner, where technology is changing the terms of the conflict every day, according to Volodymyr Zelensky’s defense technology advisor, Sergey Beskrestnov. The Ukrainian expert, known by the nickname “Flash,” described a wide-ranging conflict, focusing on cities, energy infrastructure […] The post Russia-Ukraine War: “No One Will Win” – Zelensky’s Advisor’s Warning appeared first on iE…
Russia and Ukraine are in a huge war from hitting far distances with increasing risk for the civilian population, in some countries, yes...
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