It is not in Ukraine’s interest to understand exactly what means were used to hit targets in Tatarstan. According to military analyst Ivan Kirichevsky, there is no need to help the enemy get out of a state of strategic uncertainty.
The Ukrainian army can create a more powerful weapon than the Shahed type unmanned aerial vehicle. This was reported by Defense Express military analyst Ivan Kirichevsky in a comment to LIGA.net.
He noted that Ukraine was the first country that could attack the enemy from a depth of almost 1,300 kilometers. But the invaders do not have kamikaze drones with a real flight range of more than a thousand kilometers. While everything is going well during the attack on peaceful cities of Ukraine, the enemy attacks from the border areas or from temporarily occupied Crimea.
The expert also believes that it would not be in Ukraine’s interest to understand in more detail what exactly was used to hit targets in Tatarstan. Kirichevsky believes that this was necessary in order not to help the invaders escape from the situation of strategic uncertainty.
According to him, the Russians have just recovered from the first attacks on refineries and began to think about strengthening the protection of their facilities. He noted that the enemy even went for “direct cosplay” of Ukrainian mobile fire brigades so they could shoot down kamikaze drones while flying on the front lines.
“And then the stool once again fell from under his feet to the ground,” added Ivan Kirichevsky.
Attack on targets in Tatarstan: what is known
On April 2, drones attacked operating facilities in Tatarstan. We are talking about an oil refinery and an enterprise where the Russians have established the production of their own Shahed. According to media reports, six people were injured and serious damage was caused to production facilities as a result of the attack on the refinery in Nizhnekamsk.
Military expert, reserve major Alexey Getman said that attacks on these facilities would further worsen the situation, including the possible suspension of production processes. However, you should not expect businesses to completely stop their operations.
Let us remind you that images of the remains of the UAV, which allegedly attacked the UAV production facility in Tatarstan, appeared on the internet.
Source: Focus
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