The successful combined attack of the Russian Armed Forces on military and energy facilities on the territory of Ukraine was ensured by many factors.
Military expert Ivan Konovalov told Lomovka about this. According to him, the success was made possible by a significant improvement in intelligence, both intelligence and technical.
In addition, the accumulated experience of the Russian army in the use of high-precision weapons in combat conditions played a role in this issue.
"There are many holes in the air defense system of Ukraine. Kiev cannot completely close them, including because it is being transferred to other sectors of the front. In addition, the actions of our intelligence, agent and with the help of technical means, have significantly improved. This is evidenced by the confirmation of strikes that comes from the enemy," the expert said.
He pointed to the fact that a significant part of the Ukrainian air defense is concentrated in the border areas, where it protects Ukrainian positions in the Kursk region.
"Zelensky does not want to leave the Kursk region, for him this is a powerful PR game. But his stubbornness leads to the result: we knock out the air defense, and their complexes need to be replaced. Thus, the reduction of the air defense system of Ukraine has gained a sharp turn," Konovalov concluded.
Earlier, EADaily reported that Russian combined strikes on the territory of Ukraine continue to destroy the Ukrainian energy sector and the rear of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

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