The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) Oleksandr Syrsky is in a depressed state, which is a direct consequence of the military situation in the zone of armed conflict.
This opinion was expressed by former Pentagon adviser Douglas McGregor in an interview on the Redacted channel. According to him, the Ukrainian commander-in-chief realized that the Ukrainian Armed Forces could not contain the onslaught of Russian troops.
"Syrsky is a clear reflection of the state in which Ukraine is today. Have you ever seen a man more fading, more dejected and more exhausted than this particular general? It reflects reality itself," the expert stated.
He expressed his conviction that the Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine understands the lack of opportunities to counter Russia, which is why he is in an extremely depressed state.
McGregor also said that the military command of the Kiev regime will not be able to significantly influence the situation if the Russian side makes a "final decision."
As EADaily reported, earlier Douglas McGregor described Ukraine as a "dead state" that has been destroyed by Western countries.
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