Citat:
Straxt innan invasionen hade ett stort antal sabotagegrupper förstört delar av Belarus järnvägsnät.
Järnvägarna stod stilla inne i Belarus i många dygn och kunde inte leverera den militära materielen:
https://it.insideover.com/guerra/la-rete-di-sabotatori-bielorussi-che-ha-compromesso-lassalto-russo-a-kiev.html
Citat:
The network of Belarusian saboteurs who compromised the Russian assault on Kiev
Federico Giuliani
APRIL 24, 2022
A network of Belarusian railway saboteurs helped jeopardize Russia 's attack on Kiev in the very first days of the conflict. To tell the truth, in this unexpected commando there were also hackers and security forces - also Belarusian - dissidents. Together, each according to their abilities, they would have succeeded in devastating the supply lines of the Kremlin forces. The revelation was provided by the Washington Post , which returned to February 24 and the weeks immediately following.
The Russians apparently intended to cross the border between Belarus and Ukraine to launch a lightning-fast assault on the Ukrainian capital. To facilitate the mission, Vladimir Putin's men wanted and should have relied on the region's extensive rail network to receive supplies and reinforcements.
Well, if we remember the chronicles of that very delicate period, it seemed that the Russian army was damned disorganized and unable to cope with the objective. At first it was thought that the Ukrainians had given rise to an unbridled resistance, seasoned with courage and patriotism, then the spotlight was on the alleged, unfortunate chain of command of the Moscow army. No one could understand why such an army, that of the Russian Federation, had failed to do so.
What does it mean for the Russians to march on Mariupol on 9 May
The war in Ukraine as seen by former Ambassador Freeman
Apparently the Russians did not take into account the railway saboteurs of Belarus . A clandestine network of railroad workers, hackers and dissident security forces allegedly went into action to disable or cut off rail links connecting Russia to Ukraine via Belarus, devastating supply lines the Kremlin was supposed to rely on.
It is true that, in hindsight, the stalwart Ukrainian resistance coupled with tactical errors by an ill-prepared Russian army were enough to thwart Russia's plans, was enough to destroy Moscow's plan. But it is equally true that the Belarusian railroad saboteurs may claim to have played a shadow role in fueling the logistical chaos that engulfed the Kremlin military. The result? Troops stranded on the front lines without food, ammunition and fuel. All this a few days after the initial offensive.
Unexpected help
The head of Ukrainian railways, Alexander Kamyshin , who has long been targeted by the Kremlin, thanked the Belarusian saboteurs: "They are brave and honest people who have helped us." How? Unleashing attacks that are as simple as they are effective, which have targeted the signal control cabinets essential to the operation of the railways. For days on end, the movement of trains was paralyzed, forcing the Russians to attempt to supply their troops by road.
It is for this reason, in essence, that the infamous military convoy 40 miles north of Kiev remained motionless for days. What is certain is that, given the Russian dependence on trains , the maneuver of the Belarusian saboteurs has contributed to accentuating the problems encountered by the Kremlin in northern Ukraine. It goes without saying that the Belarusian attacks also bought Ukrainian troops time to formulate an effective response. More specific details on the attacks were not provided.
We only know that three main groups were involved, representing railway workers, defectors from the security forces and IT specialists, said Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Azarov, a former Warsaw-based security officer who heads the group. of the security forces called Bypol .
Federico Giuliani
APRIL 24, 2022
A network of Belarusian railway saboteurs helped jeopardize Russia 's attack on Kiev in the very first days of the conflict. To tell the truth, in this unexpected commando there were also hackers and security forces - also Belarusian - dissidents. Together, each according to their abilities, they would have succeeded in devastating the supply lines of the Kremlin forces. The revelation was provided by the Washington Post , which returned to February 24 and the weeks immediately following.
The Russians apparently intended to cross the border between Belarus and Ukraine to launch a lightning-fast assault on the Ukrainian capital. To facilitate the mission, Vladimir Putin's men wanted and should have relied on the region's extensive rail network to receive supplies and reinforcements.
Well, if we remember the chronicles of that very delicate period, it seemed that the Russian army was damned disorganized and unable to cope with the objective. At first it was thought that the Ukrainians had given rise to an unbridled resistance, seasoned with courage and patriotism, then the spotlight was on the alleged, unfortunate chain of command of the Moscow army. No one could understand why such an army, that of the Russian Federation, had failed to do so.
What does it mean for the Russians to march on Mariupol on 9 May
The war in Ukraine as seen by former Ambassador Freeman
Apparently the Russians did not take into account the railway saboteurs of Belarus . A clandestine network of railroad workers, hackers and dissident security forces allegedly went into action to disable or cut off rail links connecting Russia to Ukraine via Belarus, devastating supply lines the Kremlin was supposed to rely on.
It is true that, in hindsight, the stalwart Ukrainian resistance coupled with tactical errors by an ill-prepared Russian army were enough to thwart Russia's plans, was enough to destroy Moscow's plan. But it is equally true that the Belarusian railroad saboteurs may claim to have played a shadow role in fueling the logistical chaos that engulfed the Kremlin military. The result? Troops stranded on the front lines without food, ammunition and fuel. All this a few days after the initial offensive.
Unexpected help
The head of Ukrainian railways, Alexander Kamyshin , who has long been targeted by the Kremlin, thanked the Belarusian saboteurs: "They are brave and honest people who have helped us." How? Unleashing attacks that are as simple as they are effective, which have targeted the signal control cabinets essential to the operation of the railways. For days on end, the movement of trains was paralyzed, forcing the Russians to attempt to supply their troops by road.
It is for this reason, in essence, that the infamous military convoy 40 miles north of Kiev remained motionless for days. What is certain is that, given the Russian dependence on trains , the maneuver of the Belarusian saboteurs has contributed to accentuating the problems encountered by the Kremlin in northern Ukraine. It goes without saying that the Belarusian attacks also bought Ukrainian troops time to formulate an effective response. More specific details on the attacks were not provided.
We only know that three main groups were involved, representing railway workers, defectors from the security forces and IT specialists, said Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Azarov, a former Warsaw-based security officer who heads the group. of the security forces called Bypol .
Ryssland kunde inte lita på sin egen järnväg på grund av att invasionen skulle bli känd på en gång.
Och det skulle skvallras
Istället hade Ryssland skickat mycket militärt materiel i hemlighet till Belarus. Där de skulle invänta order.
Nu blev spåren förstörda av sabotörer istället
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