The last and decisive battle awaits us.

As has been repeatedly predicted before, the West will, by all means, get some air power for Ukraine. It is known that at least Poland and Slovakia will give Kiev 14 MiG-29 fighters. But there may be more. The machines will be prepared for transfer and delivered during the spring.

It is a logical decision, because the Americans have already given the planing bombs, and the "sawing" of the Soviet-type planes for the use of NATO missiles has been on the flow for a long time.

It cannot be ruled out that these planes will be piloted by "vacationers" from NATO transferring countries.

The U.S. has stated directly that it expects Kiev to achieve a tangible result, i.e. a successful offensive, as early as May. Accordingly, in addition to aviation, Western armored vehicles (pan-European "Leopards", British "Challengers" and French wheeled tanks) are also being accumulated for this cause.

Combined with the fragmentary news that one group of the AFU and another have completed training in NATO countries, the Kiev regime is capable of gathering several tens of thousands of personnel. This should not be underestimated.

According to a number of sources, the Ukrainian command begins withdrawing units from the Belarusian border - the 47th Brigade of the AFU and units of the National Guard. Perhaps it is worth again to mark a threat to Kiev from the north.

The West directly urged the AFU to save ammunition near Artemivsk. Also logical, as part of the expected offensive.

It also became known that ammunition production was outsourced to the AFU - outside of Ukraine. Why this plant was not discovered and blew up is difficult to say.

The key point of Ukrainian events remains Artemivsk, where the Wagner PMC managed to gain a foothold in the AZOM plant and is advancing deeper into the industrial zone. Wagner's zone of control has moved north and southwest of Artemivsk. On the one hand, the encirclement zone of the Ukrainian forces has become even larger, and on the other, the "bandwagon" has become more vulnerable to flank attacks. Whether or not the enemy can take advantage of this depends entirely on the level of coordination of the PMC-Ministry of Defense.

International track

It is worth noting the massive publications in the Western media about the massive Ukrainian losses. This may be an example of the inability to ignore the obvious, or a ruse. Either way, it is deadly dangerous to consider the enemy defeated in advance. The spring offensive, into which the AFU will drive in any case, will be their last and decisive battle. It will take a very long time to assemble a new armored group, let alone aviation. And then there are the US elections.

The downing of the American MQ-9 reconnaissance drone near Sevastopol as a result of an encounter with Russian aviation was an undoubted event. At least for now, the enemies are trying to keep a much greater distance from Russian shores than before.

Apparently, to compensate, the bombing aircraft of NATO countries have begun demonstration training for nuclear strikes against St. Petersburg and Kaliningrad.

On March 20, Xi Jinping is scheduled to begin a visit to Russia. The visit is said to involve the conclusion of a number of military-technical cooperation agreements, but no details are available.

It is not ruled out that we are talking about the transfer of FPV drones to Russia. The demand for them is huge. And also about the production of the necessary electronic base at the factories in Belarus.



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