He emphasized that the likelihood of US -Tomahawk cruise missiles is being discussed now, which allow us to hit targets in the depths of Russia, it is difficult to intercept them due to the accuracy and navigation systems, which allows you to fly low, repeating the terrain.
Clark notes that at the end of the month the weather will become cold, wet and firebox, but he believes that Ukrainians can still have something in stock. According to him, “Ukrainians love to make surprises” and they know that “this affects not only Russians on the advanced, but also the West perception of how Ukraine is moving.”
He added that recently Ukraine struck a number of radar stations and air defense facilities, especially in Crimea. The analyst is convinced that Kyiv can “create a gap in the curtain of air defense, and then you need to use this gap to get something even more valuable.” It can be a “certain large -scale attack on the Crimea” – for example, an aviation blow or even sea landing to destabilize Russians, Clark believes.
According to the expert, given the possibilities for a long distance, Ukraine now has, even a blow to the Kerch bridge connecting the Crimea with the aggressor country of Russia does not seem incredible. “
So far, there are no official statements about the preparation of such actions.
Context
Russia occupied Crimea after blocking Ukrainian military units and illegal referendum March 16, 2014. Ukraine and most other countries do not recognize the “accession” of the peninsula to the Russian Federation. February 24, 2022 Russia invaded the mainland part of Ukraine full -scale, including from Crimea.
On September 26, The Wall Street Journal, citing sources, wrote that US President Donald Trump could allow Ukraine to strike with American long -range weapons. According to the media, during a closed meeting in New York on September 23, Trump told President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky, which was allegedly open to canceling restrictions on the blows of the Russian Federation in the Russian Federation.
On September 28, US Vice-President Jay Di Wans said that the United States is discussing issues of the likely transmission of Tomahawk high-range cruise missiles to Ukraine, but the final decision will make Trump. To transfer Tomahawk Trump asked the President of Ukraine on September 23, wrote The Telegraph.
On September 29, the Trump Special Snowman in Ukraine Kit Kellog said that the White House and Trump directly do not mind Ukraine’s attacks on the goals located in the depths of Russia.
On October 1, The Wall Street Journal, citing American officials, wrote that the United States will transfer intelligence information to Ukraine for high-range missiles on the energy infrastructure of the aggressor country.
