A military expert has shared when to expect the next massive airstrike by Russia on Ukraine.
The opinion was expressed by military expert and reservist major of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Alexey Hetman.
According to him, there are signs that the occupiers are preparing for an air attack, but this does not guarantee that such an attack will definitely occur.
Hetman added that Russia typically needs about a month between attacks to produce the necessary number of missiles required for a massive strike.
Thus, if there are no airstrikes for two months, the occupiers may launch more missiles or conduct two attacks with a few days in between.
"Therefore, they usually can't do it in less than a month, as there would be a limited number of weapons and the attack would lose its purpose. So, when a month has passed since the last attack, one can expect that the next attack could happen any day, or it might not. However, it will still take place within a month or two," Hetman summarized.
Source: RBK.
Additionally, military expert Roman Svitan explained when Ukrainians might expect a real end to the hot phase of the war and a ceasefire.
The military expert reminded that it was not possible to freeze the war even after Minsk-1 and Minsk-2, when the front line was only 400 km long and troop groupings were about 30,000 each.
Currently, the troop groupings exceed 600,000, and the front line stretches up to 2,000 km, making it technically impossible to cease fire and withdraw troops at this time.