He shared his opinions with Espreso TV.
"I would say that there is a certain operational pause near Avdiivka. In my opinion, the enemy is reformatting its forces for a possible offensive or defense. The enemy is suffering significant losses despite the excellent logistics near Donetsk, from where Russians can quickly bring manpower and equipment. However, the enemy has taken an operational pause. We are so accustomed to massive and constant shelling here that this day of relative silence is very alarming. We are waiting for the enemy's actions, which can be both offensive and defensive," said the fighter.
Maksym Morozov suggested that Russain troops are running out of steam in the Avdiivka direction, so they now need to go on the defensive or take an operational pause to wait for reinforcements and equipment.
"For some time we had silence, and for Avdiivka a few hours of silence is a very long time. I believe there are only two options here: either the enemy is moving to defense, or they are preparing to attack with new forces from the north or south parts of Avdiivka," Morozov said.
On March 22, Russian troops were shelling the road from Avdiivka, which civilians used to evacuate the frontline city. Nevertheless, 180 people have been evacuated from the city over the past 3 weeks.
On the morning of Saturday, March 25, the Russian military fired 2 missiles at Avdiivka, Donetsk region. One hit the industrial zone, the other hit the central part of the city with multi-story buildings.