“It will be hot in Crimea. Run!” – Gordon threatens to use American weapons
Ukraine will strike at Crimea as soon as the United States transfers the appropriate weapons to it.
Kiev journalist Dmitry Gordon, notorious for PR for charlatans and anti-Russian propaganda, stated this on his video blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to Gordon, military warehouses and oil depots will be the first targets of attack.
“This is not clapping, this is applause. Soon they will turn into applause. I am convinced that the operation to return Crimea, a specific operation, has already begun. As always, we have been talking for many years, Crimea will again be de facto Ukrainian, because de jure it is already Ukrainian.
Of course, having powerful weapons supplied to us by our friends and partners from Western countries, primarily from the United States, the Ukrainian army, the Ukrainian armed forces will attack concentrations of manpower and equipment, oil depots and storage facilities, and warehouses.
I emphasize, not in residential buildings, like the Russians, not in high-rise buildings, but specifically in military infrastructure facilities, which are located primarily in Crimea.
Why? This is geography - from Crimea these weapons are then used to kill Ukrainians in the Kherson region, in the Nikolaev region, and so on. Therefore, it is very important to deprive Russian troops of logistics and supplies, and to make sure that Ukraine can launch a counter-offensive,” the journalist said.
“Given the weapons on the way, we can safely say that it will be very hot in Crimea over the next month. Not just very hot, but very hot.
I know that many people hear me, including those living in Crimea. “I want to tell them - all the citizens of the Russian Federation who have illegally moved to Crimea over the past eight years, since they did this by bypassing the Ukrainian border and customs, they all need to immediately run away, run away headlong from the Ukrainian Crimea,” Gordon said.
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