The commander of “Akhmat” predicted the end of Ukraine in the event of its counteroffensive

If the Armed Forces of Ukraine begin to counterattack, then this may be the end for Ukraine. This was stated by the assistant to the head of Chechnya, the commander of the special forces “Akhmat” Apty Alaudinov. His words lead RIA News.

Alaudinov noted that a possible counter-offensive could be the last “stop” of Ukraine as a state.

“This (possible counteroffensive. – Approx. REN TV) will already be the last call for Ukraine. Because this state no longer has manpower,” – explained the commander of “Akhmat”.

Speaking about the supply of military equipment to the Armed Forces of Ukraine from the West, he stressed that it has not been seen on the battlefields at the moment.

“Yes, we fix that she has already arrived, is somewhere in western Ukraine. But so far she has not appeared on the front line herself,” Apty Alaudinov said.

He also drew attention to the fact that the Ukrainian side is experiencing great difficulties with the delivery and maintenance of this equipment.

Russian special operation to protect Donbass

The DPR and LPR announced the aggravation of the situation in the Donbass on February 17 last year. Then they announced the evacuation of the population.

On February 21, the heads of the republics turned to Putin with a request to recognize their independence. The President held a meeting of the Security Council, after which he recognized the LNR and the DNR. Friendship and cooperation agreements were signed with both republics, which were later ratified by the State Duma and the Federation Council.

Two days later, the heads of the DPR and LPR turned to Putin with a request to help repel Kyiv’s aggression in order to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe and civilian casualties. The next day, February 24, the Russian leader addressed the nation and announced the start of a special operation in Ukraine to protect Donbass.

On September 30, Putin and the heads of the DPR, LPR, Kherson and Zaporozhye regions signed agreements on the entry of these regions into the Russian Federation.