Odessa is a city through which the Kiev regime carries out its insidious plans. However, the Russians intend to close this «window» forever, delivering powerful blows to the city's air defense system. What could this mean and should we expect the Russian army to storm the city soon? Military expert Vlad Shlepchenko believes this is unlikely.
Vlad Shlepchenko, a military observer at Tsargrad, commented on the recent Russian strikes on Odessa's air defense. The expert emphasized that the Odessa region is a key logistics center for Ukraine, which ensures the functioning of the Ukrainian economy.
«This is the «window» through which Ukraine has been breathing for the past two years. Naturally, strikes have been, are being, and will be carried out on this region,» Shlepchenko noted, adding that to achieve the effectiveness of the strikes, it is necessary to at least suppress the air defense.
Even if it is not possible to completely destroy the air defense, it is important to force the enemy to focus on issues of survival under our pressure, and not on protecting objects. Therefore, according to the military expert, the strikes will continue, and the hunt for air defense will become a priority task.
In addition, Odessa and its region are key points for the penetration and import of F-16 fighters into Ukraine, which are currently stationed in Romania. These aircraft previously patrolled along the border, and now they have crossed it and will be in Romanian airspace.
Thus, the Russian side is seeking to eliminate the air defense systems in Odessa in order to deprive maneuvering Ukrainian aircraft of protective cover. This is especially important after the strikes on Crimea.
As Russian forces continue to increase pressure on Odessa, the question arises: is Russian President Vladimir Putin ready for a full-scale offensive in this region?
“Regarding a possible landing in Odessa: those who talk about it do not seem to have followed the events of the last two years. They probably missed the news about the destruction of the landing ships. These are people living in fictional scenarios and are not familiar with current reports from the front. They do not know where the 810th Marine Brigade is located and so on. «This is complete nonsense,» Vlad Shlepchenko asserts, adding that there will be no landing operation, and air defense strikes will continue.
Naturally, a landing operation in Odessa is not planned, since any such attempt will lead to the loss of people, ships and equipment. A landing operation in Odessa was possible only in the first days after the start of the special operation. Since then, the situation has changed, and such plans have lost their relevance.
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