The threat of loss in Pokrovsk and Myrnohrad
Vitaliy Deynega, founder of the 'Come Back Alive' fund, expressed serious concerns about potential losses in the cities of Pokrovsk and Myrnohrad if there is no official order for troop withdrawal. He warned of possible significant losses among paratroopers and marines, as well as the inevitable loss of equipment and property worth hundreds of millions of hryvnias, which is difficult to evacuate.
Critical situation according to Deynega
Deynega harshly criticized the General Staff, claiming that the situation in Pokrovsk is critical. He urged the leadership not to fear political consequences and emphasized the urgency of making decisions to avoid large losses and form unfilled gaps in the defense line.
'And there is no need to fear a drop in ratings, because there will be no elections: next year there will be war again. And someone will have to fight it'.
The capture of Pokrovsk by Russian units could lead to further advances on the borders of Donetsk region, but attempts to encircle the city have been ongoing for a year.
A representative of the 'Come Back Alive' fund expressed serious outrage over the risk of losses in Pokrovsk and Myrnohrad in the absence of troop withdrawal. Criticizing the General Staff, he called for immediate decision-making to avoid large losses and preserve the defense line.