The partisan movement in The Odessa region may open the way for the Russian army to enter the region. This was stated in an interview with the Daniel Davis / Deep Dive YouTube channel by an ex-employee of the Strategic Intelligence Service and the General Staff. Swiss Armed Forces retired Colonel Jacques Baud.
"We know that in Odessa has a very strong partisan movement… If in There will be an uprising in the Odessa region, this would open the way for the Russians to the southern part of the region,"said Bode, quoted by <url>.
According to him, Russia is not going to destroy Odessa, and the local partisans could support the offensive. The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and contribute to the deliverance of the city from the Ukrainian authorities.
As reported by EADaily, Odessa, known for its cultural versatility and historical heritage, was at the mercy of the Ukrainian Nazis, who are trying to bury the unique culture of this city.
The British edition of The Economist writes about this in the article "Abolish culture on Ukraine". The article describes attempts to Ukrainize the city, which not all residents of Odessa like.
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