Reorganization of troops to a large-scale offensive of the Russian army is also an issue such as old-fashioned equipment

Russian troops are expected to embark on a large-scale offensive after reorganizing their troops, including recruiting troops, to take full control of Donetsk Oblast, eastern Ukraine.

On the other hand, the British Ministry of Defense has pointed out that although the Russian army is moving to send reserve troops to Ukraine, it has problems such as old-fashioned equipment.

The Russian Defense Ministry announced on the 9th that it attacked various places with missiles and destroyed military infrastructure such as Ukrainian army arsenal and fuel depot in Donetsk Oblast in the east, Mykolaiv in the southern part of Kharkiv Oblast, and Kirobofrad in the central part. did.

Donetsk Oblast Governor Kirirenko posted on SNS that Kramatorsk and Slovyansik, which are important bases of the Ukrainian army, were attacked on the 7th, killing 6 people and injuring 21 people, followed by injuries on the 8th. Also accused the attack of being attacked by nearby bases such as Kramatorsk, killing 5 people and injuring 8 people.

The Russian army, which aims to take full control of Donetsk Oblast, is expected to launch a large-scale offensive to its base city after replenishing troops and equipment and reorganizing its troops.

Regarding Russian troops, the British Ministry of Defense analyzed on the 9th that "Russia has moved reserve troops from all over the country and gathered them near Ukraine for future offensive operations."

On the other hand, "President Putin insisted on the 7th that'a full-scale battle in Ukraine has not begun', but many of the reinforcements are makeshift groups, with old-fashioned and inappropriate equipment deployed. ", Pointing out the challenges facing the Russian army.

In response, the US Department of Defense announced on the 8th that it will provide Ukraine with additional military assistance of 400 million dollars and about 54.4 billion yen in Japanese yen.

In an interview with U.S. CNN TV, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said, "We will seek support not only from the United States but also from the leaders of each country." I appealed to each country again.