Kremlin’s Tentacles Around Mariupol Weaken

According to Oleksii Arestovich, adviser to the presidential office, the group of invaders in Mariupol has greatly weakened, and Russia itself is suffering significant losses.

"The Mariupol grouping has sharply weakened. Partially knocked out, partly withdrawn to the direction of the main attack — to the north. These data, of course, require verification," Oleksii Arestovich.

Today, Russian troops resort to using all the remaining heavy weapons to continue to hold Mariupol. In particular, heavy supersonic Tu-22 aircraft that drop bombs on the Azovstal plant.

We remind you that Russia is using the last weapon that it has left. According to Oleksandr Musiyenko, head of the Center of military legal studies, Russia no longer has the ability to provide its own army with weapons. The embargo on cooperation with Russia led to a lack of materials for weapons production.

“The Russians are deprived of access to key elements needed for weapons. Even Asian countries do not want to deal with them,” Oleksandr Musiyenko.