Podolyak announced when to expect a turning point in the war and what is needed for this

Russia continues to bet on aggressive domination and blackmail.

Mykhailo Podolyak / Photo: Getty Images

Mykhailo Podolyak / Photo: Getty Images

The turning point in the war is happening right now, because Russia has rejected all its propaganda clichés and is fighting exclusively with the number of reanimated old weapons, armored vehicles, and shells.

Advisor to the Presidential Office, Mykhailo Podolyak said this on the air of the telethon.

"The Russian Federation will undoubtedly continue to fight with quantity, that is, conduct additional mobilizations. Russia is a technologically backward country that always relies on aggressive dominance and blackmail," the statement said.

Nevertheless, in Ukraine, the rearmament of the army is currently underway.

"And a reformatting of the understanding of what modern warfare is, taking into account that you cannot oppose quantity to quantity. At “Ramstein,” they talk about the need for a significant increase in drone production. Why drones? Because it's much faster production, it allows partially compensating for the deficit of artillery... At the same time, it is necessary to understand that a key element of war is the provision, logistical infrastructure, which allows Russia to quickly deploy 10-15-20 thousand mobilized," Podolyak emphasizes.

According to him, in order to destroy all of this, long-range missiles are needed in large quantities, not just 10-20-30 units, but directly 100-200-500 missiles of various ranges that can be used within a month. Subsequently, it is necessary to additionally invest in radio-electronic control systems in order to finally destroy a certain quantitative advantage of Russia in drones of the corresponding modifications ("Orlans" or "Lancets") along the front line.

"At the same time, it is essential to address the issue of the aviation component because Russia practically uses a large number of guided aerial bombs along the front line almost every day. Today, it is clear that waging war quantitatively makes no sense - the Russian Federation does not have a price for war. That is, losing another 100,000, another 200,000 - it is not a price for Putin... In order to destroy these 200,000 instantly, the necessary tools are needed," Podolyak summarized.

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