Ukraine's push to cripple Russia in Crimea is just getting started, drone chief tells AP
- Robert 'Madyar' Brovdi, the commander leading Ukraine's drone war, stated that recent strikes in Crimea are just the first phase of a broader campaign.
- The campaign aims to make Crimea unusable as a staging ground for Russian forces.
- Brovdi indicated that Ukrainian forces could target seven times more military sites in Crimea if funding from Western allies were expedited.
In an interview with The Associated Press, Robert 'Madyar' Brovdi, the commander leading Ukraine's drone war, explained that the recent strikes in Crimea represent only the initial phase of a long-term campaign. This campaign is focused on rendering the peninsula, which was illegally annexed by Russia in 2014, unusable for Russian military operations.
Brovdi emphasized that the capabilities of his forces could dramatically increase if financial support from Western allies were to arrive more swiftly. He believes that they could potentially strike seven times more military targets than they currently do.
The ongoing efforts are part of Ukraine's strategy to weaken Russian military presence in Crimea, which remains a critical area for the conflict between the two nations.
乌克兰在克里米亚削弱俄罗斯的行动刚刚开始，无人机指挥官对美联社表示
在接受美联社采访时，指挥乌克兰无人机战争的罗伯特·“马季亚尔”·布罗夫迪解释说，近期在克里米亚的打击仅代表一项长期行动的初始阶段。这项行动的重点是使2014年被俄罗斯非法吞并的半岛无法用于俄罗斯的军事行动。
布罗夫迪强调，如果来自西方盟友的财政支持能够更快到位，他的部队的能力将大幅提升。他认为，他们可以在当前的基础上，打击七倍于目前的军事目标。
这些持续的努力是乌克兰削弱俄罗斯在克里米亚军事存在的战略的一部分，克里米亚仍然是两国冲突中的一个关键区域。