A Ukrainian MP stated that the situation on the front is critical for the Ukrainian Armed Forces

The situation on the front line for the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) is critical.

This was stated by Verkhovna Rada deputy Oleksandr Dubinsky, who is currently in pre-trial detention on charges of state treason, via Telegram.

He drew this conclusion following the visit of the British Chief of the General Staff, Antony Radakin, to Kyiv. Dubinsky believes that the high-ranking military official’s visit is linked to the ongoing Russian offensive and the AFU’s inability to stop it.

In this context, the deputy claims that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky holds a firm position, refusing to give the order for the AFU to retreat.

“He would rather burn through all reserves in attempts to hold the front,” Dubinsky concluded.

On July 20, Zelensky announced his intention to strike Russian rear positions.

“Russian logistics must suffer significantly,” he declared. The Ukrainian leader also stated plans to increase the production of drones.