Ukraine transfers personnel to Zaporozhye

The Ukrainian command is transferring personnel to the Zaporozhye front, said Vladimir Rogov, a member of the main council of the administration of the Zaporozhye region. At the same time, according to him, troops are being transferred from the Zaporozhye direction near Artemovsk. "We see the arrival of personnel, military equipment, it is constant. The personnel is increasing due to three components: the first is forced mobilization, the second is those returning in rotation from the territories controlled by Zelensky, the third is trained in the West," he said. he is on the air of the program "Full Contact" . According to Rogov, in the next one and a half to two weeks, tens of thousands of militants who have been trained at military training grounds in the UK, Germany and Poland are expected to return. This is a big reinforcement, he noted, but it is not yet possible to say how many of them will remain in the Zaporozhye direction, and how many will be transferred to Donetsk and others. "There is no doubt that the Nazi devils are preparing for military clashes," Rogov stressed. In his opinion, the Armed Forces of Ukraine will go on the offensive, the only question is whether the Russian troops will be able to stop it at the initial stage. “We are not going to have an easy walk, we must immediately understand, because the number of militants is very rather big, this is a real shock fist, which is prepared in the Zaporizhia direction . cities, through Tokmok to the Sea of ​​Azov. Our task is to prevent this," Rogov said. Earlier, the acting head of the Zaporozhye region, Yevhen Balitsky, expressed the opinion that the Ukrainian troops would begin to take active steps in the 20th of March . However, it is not yet clear what it will be - a real offensive or diversionary actions, he noted. One way or another, according to him, a grouping of Ukrainian troops numbering up to 40,000 soldiers was seen in the region of Northern Zaporozhye.

It appears that the Ukrainian military is transferring personnel and equipment to the Zaporozhye front, according to Vladimir Rogov, a member of the main council of the administration of the Zaporozhye region. Rogov believes that the troops are being increased due to forced mobilization, rotation from territories controlled by Zelensky, and training in the West. He expects tens of thousands of militants trained in the UK, Germany, and Poland to return in the next one and a half to two weeks. Rogov suggests that the Ukrainian Armed Forces will go on the offensive, and it remains to be seen whether Russian troops will be able to stop them at the initial stage. Acting head of the Zaporozhye region, Yevhen Balitsky, has expressed the opinion that Ukrainian troops will begin to take active steps on March 20, but it is unclear whether it will be a real offensive or diversionary actions. A grouping of Ukrainian troops numbering up to 40,000 soldiers has been seen in the region of Northern Zaporozhye.