Russia Continues to Amass Missiles, With Aid from North Korea
Brace for another major strike soon, possibly around New Year’s, as Russia prepares for two massive attacks.
According to Alexander Musyienko, head of the Center for Military-Legal Research, Russia could launch one massive strike near New Year’s or even on New Year’s Eve, with a second attack following within a week.
Musyienko notes that Russia’s military actions are tied to political goals, with an eye on the upcoming inauguration of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. This suggests a high frequency of Russian attacks on Ukraine leading up to and following the inauguration.
"(Russia will) use all its capabilities," Musyienko said. "Then they could take a pause and resume strikes at the end of January or beginning of February."
Signs of preparation for major strikes include increased reconnaissance activity and movements of aircraft, suggesting the transport of missiles.
Earlier, military expert Vladyslav Seleznev predicted that Russia’s morning missile attack on December 25 would not be the last this year. He estimated that Russia has amassed around 1,300 missiles and continues to produce more.
