Eurasia Press & News
Chinese publicies and bloggers, whose political pubicists are always censored by Beijing, agree that as the operations of the AFU escalate on the territory of the Russian Federation, the military situation is developing in an increasingly complex and dangerous direction. And two more points of consensus: the AFU intercepted the strategic initiative, and the support of the West of Ukraine will only increase
Two or three days after the start of the Ukrainian special operation in the Kursk region, Chinese publics began to issue – clearly under the supervision of political curators of the blogosphere – detailed assessments of what is happening.
I will present an overview of the evaluation publications of both pro-Russian publics and bloggers, and those who seek to adhere to the balanced positions as far as possible. Possible factual inaccuracies in quotations are inevitable, but let them remain on the conscience of Chinese colleagues.
The tactics of the Ukrainians were very thought out
It has been three days since Ukraine attacked Russia and captured hundreds of people. The Russian army made a fatal mistake. Such a categorical title presends its Saturday, August 10, publication blogger History Flora.
As long as the world looks at Iran and Israel, – writes History, – the Russian-Ukrainian war has made a lot of noise! The Ukrainian army actually invaded the territory of Russia, and at once tens of kilometers deep, which is really capable of shocking people!
The actions of the Ukrainian army were planned and organized. They say that the Ukrainians in advance carried out all kinds of preparations, prepared weapons and equipment, the placement of personnel, etc. p.m. They were properly organized.
At the beginning of the operation – and it was very aggressive – a large number of military equipment crossed the border and rushed towards Russian territory. The tactics of the Ukrainians were very thoughtful: they were divided into several detachments, interacted with each other and moved forward to the end.
