Zelenskiy: We withdrew from “Audioka” so that people don’t get hurt!
| Regarding the reason for the withdrawal of the country's army forces from the strategic city of Avdiyka, the president of Ukraine claimed that the concern of "saving people's lives" was the main reason for this withdrawal. |
reported by Mehr News Agency quoted by Ryanovsti, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed the withdrawal of the country’s army from the strategic city of Avdiyka and claimed that the country’s military forces withdrew from this city because they did not want people to be killed.
A few hours ago, the Guardian quoted a senior official of the US Department of Defense and announced that the equipment needed by the Ukrainians, especially ammunition, is running out, and in our opinion, this The topic is a warning about an upcoming ominous event.
This Pentagon official, who did not want to be named, said: We are witnessing the gradual depletion of Ukrainians’ vital equipment, especially ammunition, and from our point of view, this issue is a prelude to a sinister event that will happen in If this budget is not provided, it will be waiting for them (Kief). He added: “Without this budget, Ukraine has no chance of resisting the mighty Russian army, and besides, other positions will appear on the front line, and their hands will be empty of vital equipment and ammunition.”
John Kirby, the spokesman for the National Security Council of the White House, told reporters last Thursday that “Audioca is in danger of being taken over by Russia” and used this issue as an excuse. To approve the surplus budget allocated to Ukraine.
While yesterday, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi, the commander of the Tavira unit of the Ukrainian army, confirmed that the troops of this unit have retreated from the “Zenith” fortifications in the south of Avdiyka.
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Early this week, the US Senate approved a $95 billion aid package, including a $61 billion budget for Ukraine, and sent it to the House of Representatives, but the House failed to approve it. It failed before the two-week congressional recess. The fate of this proposed package is still in an aura of uncertainty because the Republicans, who have the majority in the House of Representatives, have made the approval and approval of any type of foreign aid dependent on securing and strengthening the security of the southern border of the United States.
