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Russia’s railroad construction in occupied territories may pose significant problems – Ukraine’s intelligence chief
Kyrylo Budanov, Head of Ukraine's Defense Intelligence, says that Russian railway construction in occupied territories may pose a problem for Ukraine
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He shared the information on the United News telethon.
"In fact, Russia has been building a railroad to connect with our southern temporarily occupied territories for more than a year. This process is almost complete, and it can pose a serious problem for us," the intelligence chief noted.
He hinted that the Ukrainian military could manage the overland part of the railway being constructed by Russia.
"We have experience in this. And it is much easier than the Crimean bridge issue," Budanov added.
- On March 18, Russian leader Vladimir Putin announced that the railroad from Rostov-on-Don to Donetsk, Mariupol, and Berdiansk had allegedly been restored.
- Russia continues to expand its railroad in the temporarily occupied parts of Ukraine. However, the line is vulnerable to precision strikes from the Ukrainian side.
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