Ukraine could launch an air attack or amphibious landing on Crimea this year - Sky News military analyst
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Sky News military analyst Michael Clarke believes that Ukraine could launch a large-scale attack on Crimea before winter. This could be an air attack or an amphibious landing to throw the Russians off balance.
Ukraine may launch an air attack or a naval landing on temporarily occupied Crimea to unbalance the Russians. This opinion was expressed by military analyst Sky News Michael Clarke, reports UNN.
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Clarke commented on what else can be expected from Ukraine regarding attacks before winter.
Military analyst Clarke noted that by the end of the month the weather will become cold, rainy and muddy, but, in his opinion, the Ukrainians may still have some plans.
Ukrainians love to surprise. They know that this affects not only the Russians on the front line, but also the West's perception of how things are in Ukraine.
He added that Ukraine recently attacked a number of radar stations and air defense facilities, particularly in Crimea.
You can create a gap in the air defense curtain, and then you want to insert something into that gap to get something even more valuable.
According to him, this could be "some large-scale attack on Crimea," for example, an air attack or a naval landing, to knock the Russians off balance somewhere.
The military analyst noted that given what the Ukrainians now have in terms of deep strikes, even a strike on the Kerch Bridge, which connects Crimea with Russia, cannot be ruled out.
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In September, Ukrainian intelligence officers attacked two strategic Russian air defense facilities in temporarily occupied Crimea.