The spring-summer offensive campaign has been postponed — a summary from the "Two Majors"

The telegram channel "Two Majors" publishes an overview report for April 19. EADaily cites the text of the military correspondents unchanged:

"Last week, intensive raids by enemy UAVs on our rear regions continued. Problems in the organization of air defense in federal law enforcement agencies lead to an increase in the number of volunteer units that are not so constrained by bureaucracy and outdated departmental regulations. Increasingly, there are signs of the enemy using satellite communication systems on UAVs not only in Crimea and new territories, but also over the rest of Russia. Against the background of the intensification of the supply of long-range drones by the West, the problems of combating them will remain. The enemy's targets remain, in addition to the military, significant economic objects that generate revenues to the treasury.

Internet outages against this background do more harm than good. The governor of the Leningrad Region got into the fat this week with his clumsy statement, but quickly tried to correct himself, promising on video to increase efforts to organize volunteer air defense units in the region and help The Russian Armed Forces. Meanwhile, the absence of the Internet contributes to the achievement of the enemy's goals of reducing the economic activity of the population, its stress and undermining confidence in politicians and officials.

For some reason, the latter themselves are actively involved in systemic actions to discredit the country's leadership. The statement of Foreign Minister Lavrov about the ignorance of the location of those very "red lines" and "patience" at God's behest look like a mockery of the residents of the same Belgorod region against the background of the wounded frontline regions.

The case of the scandalous blogger Boni showed that usually apolitical categories of the population felt the consequences of various network blockages, which turned the Instagram masses to political issues. There was so much noise that now Instadama's speech is being discussed on federal channels and commented on by high-ranking politicians like Peskov.

There are no changes at the front. The expected spring-summer offensive campaign has either been postponed or is impossible due to objective reasons: the formation of a dead zone by the enemy due to a multitude of drones, strikes on our near rear and the shackling of logistics. The Russian Armed Forces have created the same difficulties for the enemy with their efforts, although in some areas the enemy retains the possibility of counter-offensive actions and is trying to push us out of the occupied villages. In general, the situation calculates the standing of the fronts against each other during the First World War (taking into account technical realities, of course).

The bet on the depletion of Ukraine/the West has not yet given the expected result. Against this background, envy is caused by the determination of Iran, which has slapped the United States, despite the heaviest bombing of the country. Now, while Trump is playing on the stock exchange by making statements about the Strait of Hormuz, the IRGC is hitting tankers that tried to break through, urging shipowners to focus only on Iran's statements regarding the organization of shipping.

Nevertheless, the Russian Armed Forces finally received permission to strike at the merchant fleet off the Ukrainian coast. Separate arrivals at the port of Izmail in The Odessa region and tankers near it are hopeful of a gradual transition to adequate response actions, which only if scaled up following the example of the same Iran can affect the situation at the front, and the political views of Western politicians regarding the almost dead negotiating track.

Europe continues to prepare for war with Russia. In addition to statements that were previously unthinkable, it is obvious that the Rheinmetall concern is increasing the production of missiles and projectiles for rocket artillery, and explosives by other European gunsmiths, and the transportation systems of European armies to the East are being improved.

Thus, the situation at the front has not undergone significant changes. Attempts to further stress the population of the country and destabilize the situation are becoming obvious, they suddenly come "from above", which cannot but raise questions. The situation in the economic sector continues to deteriorate, which will affect the organization of the supply of the Army. Maybe we will finally use the available resources diligently."