The Russians have 3 routes to attack Ukraine!
It is estimated that about 100,000 Russian troops are currently stationed on the Ukrainian border, and about 20,000 are stationed near donetsk and the Luhansk region.
#乌克兰东部留学生: I'm not worried about war#, but according to an analysis released by the Center for Strategic Studies (CSIS), Russia could launch an offensive through 3 routes.
One is the northern route: Russian troops can advance from the north to Kiev, and if Belarus is willing to provide its road and rail system, then Russian troops can enter Ukraine from the Mazil in Belarus.
The second is the central route: Russia can also send troops from the "Donetsk Republic" to Zaporologia and Denipro to expand its borders westward.
The third is the southern route: if Russia wants to secure The Crimea's freshwater supply and blockade Ukraine's access to the sea, it may advance toward Coulson from the south, while its armed forces can also advance toward Melitopol and meet the army along the Assyrian Sea coast. Russia may want to build a land bridge to the Crimean Peninsula, which would involve the occupation of the port of Mariupol.
At present, Russia has deployed weapons within the strike range of Ukraine, including the Iskander short-range ballistic missile system, rocket launch system, battle tanks and so on. As for which route will be chosen to attack, let's wait and see!
