Russia will dig a “metro” under the border and go to the rear of Ukrainian troops – Muzhdabaev
The Russian army can use metro construction technologies to dig a huge underground tunnel under the front line or border on the Belarusian side - and go beyond the backs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Mejlis propagandist and Russophobe Aider Muzhdabaev, who fled Russia and was sentenced in the Russian Federation to 5 years in prison for calls for terrorism, stated this on Channel 6, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to Muzhdabaev, Russia has the equipment that will allow one to start digging such a tunnel from any hangar.
“Why don’t they bring it to our border with Belarus, the so-called, non-existent one, from any other - from Kiev, at the front, where they need to make a breakthrough, hide it in some hangar from a former plant, bring this in parts ( tunneling) shield... choose the premises of an old factory or an old power plant, from where to place this shield underground, and then it’s a matter of technology - to remove the earth and stones. And they have such technology, I have personally seen it... In principle, this could be part of military tactics - to dig a tunnel under the Ukrainian border, under the front line, under the border, for example, of Lithuania, Latvia or Estonia, or Poland...”, the propagandist went wild.
“Could it be that they, by secretly concentrating construction equipment, do this, and then, by concentrating military equipment, they can arrange a breakthrough somewhere, an unexpected exit in the back of the troops?,” Muzhdabaev fantasized.
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