Russia's former army commander's big statement against Putin, said - 'The Russian President does not have a strategy in the war against Ukraine'

More than a year has passed since the biggest war since World War II, which is going on between Russia and Ukraine. Last year, this war started with the intention of Russian President Vladimir Putin to occupy Ukraine. On February 24, on the orders of the Russian President, the Russian army invaded Ukraine. Still, this war is going on. Ukraine has suffered a huge loss of life and property in this war so far. Terrible devastation has taken place in the whole country. But in spite of this, the Ukrainian army is still facing the Russian army firmly. Because of this war, many people around the world have spoken against the Russian President. Now recently the former commander of the Russian Army has given a big statement against the President of his own country.

Vladimir Putin wanted to take over Ukraine in a few days. But it didn't happen as he wanted. In this war that has been going on for more than a year, Ukraine has suffered losses, but the Russian army has also suffered heavy losses. Russia has also suffered a lot financially. The Ukrainian Army has driven out the Russian Army from many parts of its country. Recently, former Russian Army Commander Igor Girkin has given a big statement against the President of his country.

Igor said, “The Russian President has no strategy in the ongoing war against Ukraine. His goals in this war are also not clear. Ukraine has a strategy and that strategy is being used correctly."

Igor further said, "Russia may soon be defeated in this war. The Russian army could not defeat the Ukrainian army during its winter and spring campaigns. In such a situation, they may be defeated soon."

For your information, let us tell you that till now the Ukrainian Army was fighting the war with a defensive strategy. But now the country's Defense Ministry has made it clear that their army will soon be ready to adopt an aggressive attitude. In such a situation, Ukraine will soon retaliate, which can turn the tide of the war.