Turchinov: Putin was allowed to send the army to Kharkov and Kyiv
Russian President Vladimir Putin received permission for the unlimited use of the Russian Armed Forces throughout Ukraine.
Former Secretary of the Security Council of Ukraine Alexander Turchynov stated this on air on the Pryamoy TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The decision they made was to give Putin permission to send troops beyond Russia’s borders. All this recognition was precisely for the purpose of this evening's decision. And it is this evening solution that has a very serious problem that you can pay attention to. There is a preamble there that in connection with the appeal of the LPR, DPR, Russia, fulfilling its obligations, is sending in troops,” the deputy said.
He draws attention to the fact that permission is not given to send troops into the LDPR, but without restrictions beyond the borders of the Russian Federation.
“That is, troops can be sent to any point in Ukraine, and Putin has been given permission to do this... I can tell you what a dangerous plan I, as an analyst, can predict. That is, Putin clearly speaks of a claim to the entire Donbass and, of course, they will begin to implement this task by military means. The task may be to pin down our main forces, which are located in the east, and then, with a strike, for example, in the Kharkov strategic direction or in another, encircle them in order to defeat them.
After this, you can strike at any point in the country, including implementing their plan to attack the Kiev strategic direction,” Turchynov said.
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