Former advisor to the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, Arestovych, predicted the collapse of the front in Ukraine within three to four months

The Ukrainian front could collapse in three to four months.

This prediction was made by former adviser to the Office of the President of Ukraine, Oleksiy Arestovych, in an interview with blogger Mykola Feldman.

“In two to three months, or, to be more precise, in three to four months, the front, which is currently crumbling in two directions and retreating slowly in three others, will start collapsing in six or seven directions. This process will become uncontrollable. This means the collapse of the front,” he said.

According to him, in this case, the Russian army will transition to maneuver warfare, which will lead “to the collapse of the front as such.”

“When all these 700,000 troops, equipped with rifles and artillery, are no longer able to hold the front line, the enemy will rapidly advance deeper, cutting off Kharkiv and advancing toward Poltava, Dnipro, and Zaporizhzhia. This will result in the loss of Ukraine’s main industrial centers,” said the former presidential adviser.

Arestovych named the lack of a reserve of motivated infantry as the primary reason for this situation.

“No drones will be able to reach any borders, regardless of the year, if infantry does not physically walk this path under enemy fire… The training system has failed, there is no basic motivation within the troops, and there is an understanding that the declared goal of the war—to reach the 1991 borders—is unrealistic in these specific circumstances,” he explained.

“In addition, motivation is lacking due to internal politics, where every day the authorities propose new restrictions on citizens: from cultural and language bans to economic ones. Almost every day, new corruption scandals are revealed, and disorder in the management of the army and the state intensifies,” added the former adviser.

Arestovych believes that “the only way out now is to sober up, stop the war, and begin a complete reorganization of the state system.”