Ukrainian analyst warns of possible new massive Russian strike

Ukrainian analyst Bohdan Dolyntse has stated that Russia may launch a new massive strike against Ukraine within the coming days.

He made the statement in an interview with the outlet Apostrof.

According to Dolyntse, Russian forces have been “stockpiling weapons for around 10 days,” which he said indicates preparations for a new large-scale attack. The expert suggested the strike could follow “within a fairly short period of time” — in the coming days.

The statement came after Russian forces resumed massive attacks on Kyiv and its surroundings on September 8. During that strike, a missile assembly and components plant involved in the production of parts for UAVs was hit, as was Reinforced Concrete Structures Plant No. 1, where warheads for Flamingo missiles and Fire Point company’s FP-2 drones were assembled.

In addition, a facility for the production and storage of components for Hornet strike UAVs was targeted. The Ukrspecsystems trade and warehouse complex was also struck, on the premises of which Shark reconnaissance UAVs and medium-range strike drones were assembled, along with a workshop for assembling long- and medium-range drones.

Following the September 8 strike, Ukraine’s foreign minister appealed to the country’s allies.