According to new reports from the Russian news service Avia-pro, the mercenary company Wagner is preparing for a large-scale attack on the armed forces of Ukraine. Based on the information of the Russian service, the well-coordinated and powerful attack is expected to start within the next 1 to 2 months.
In more detail, in view of the movement of large forces of Wagner’s private army from Russia to neighboring Belarus in the near future, there is information that Wagner may be preparing a decisive blow against the armed forces of Ukraine.
During his last statements, the head of the mercenary company Wagner stated that in the near future the fighters of his group will again appear at the front. Prigozhin did not give further details, but before that, the head of the company said that the return of his mercenaries to the front line of the battle is expected to take place in August this year.
According to a number of speculations published in various online media, the attack of the Wagner company from Belarus, even in the worst possible scenario for the Russians, will force the Ukrainian troops to line up up to 100 thousand soldiers to the front line. At least this is what Avia-pro of Moscow reports citing estimates.
As a result, the Wagner offensive may create favorable circumstances for the Russian military to launch an ideal counteroffensive, so as to prevail in all areas of the Lukhansk and Donetsk People’s Republics.
Where will they hit from?
One of the main questions raised by Prigozhin’s recent statements, whose longevity is particularly questioned by many political analysts (due to his feud with President Putin), is from which direction or directions the mercenary company will launch this future large-scale attack. scale.
From the moment Wagner units first arrived in Belarus, which borders Ukraine to the north of the latter, Kiev expressed its concerns about an imminent invasion from that direction.
Let us mention at this point that although the Belarusians have not directly participated in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, i.e. they have not sent part of their own army to the war, strong Ukrainian forces guard the Ukrainian-Belarusian border non-stop.
At any moment, Minsk’s intentions could change abruptly, creating yet another difficult front for Zelensky to defend. Now with Wagner “over her head” Ukraine is even more anxious and vulnerable. If Prigozhin decides to attack from Belarus and gets the go-ahead from President Lukashenko, then things can get very dark for Zelensky very quickly.
