Russian veterans, Putin: Admit We have failed Ukraine

The Ukrainian Army's victory over the Russian one trying to cross the river east of Ukraine along with Russian forces' major losses is causing more and more criticism among prorus bloggers and commentators, including a group of Russian veterans.

The assembly of Russian officers, in a May 19th letter, has announced that “special military operation” Russia's Ukraine has failed to achieve its goals, calling on Putin to admit that Ukraine's invasion is not the “denification” of the country, but the fight for survival and a world order, said in the latest analysis of the Institute for War Studies, a research organisation in Wasingon DC, He broadcasts thegraphy.

This group of prostate veterans has announced that “special military operation”, as Putin calls the invasion in Ukraine, has been unsuccessful and has ended.

The failed military attempt to cross the Seversky Donnetsk River in May could have been the deadliest event in the war, writes the New York Times, where dozens of armoured vehicles were destroyed. It is even estimated that over 400 Russian soldiers were killed or injured until they tried to cross the river.

The Ukrainian Defence Ministry has distributed photos showing the consequences of fighting destroyed Russian tanks and other armoured vehicles that have been thrown into the water.

The critical stance of the Russian Officers' Assembly after losing battles suggests that news of this catastrophe and other Russian failures is erupting the bubble of information under the strict control of the Kremlin. Proselyt bloggers are being more and more critical of the Kremlin.

Yuri Podolyak, war blogger with 2.1 million followers on the telegram, has said in a video that he has avoided criticism of the Russian Army, but that after failing to cross the river at Seversky Donnets, his patience has come to an end.

Because of the Russian command's stupidity, at least one battalion tactical group has been burned, and perhaps there could be two groups”, Podolyak added.

Each more and more Russians supporting the Kremlin and the Russian invasion in Ukraine have openly begun to criticise the Kremlin”, the organisation's report said. .