According to TASS on February 11, Paul Renzheimer, deputy editor-in-chief of the German newspaper **, said after visiting the frontline areas of eastern Ukraine that Ukraine is currently in the "most serious military crisis" since the start of Russia's special military operation in February 2022, and the situation on the front line is extremely complicated for the Ukrainian armed forces.
According to the report, Lenzheimer pointed out after visiting the region near Artyomovsk (known as **mut in Ukraine): "This is probably the most serious military crisis in Ukraine since the beginning of the special military operation." "Doubts and frustration are high on these cold winter days," he stressed. Lenzheimer, a Ukrainian correspondent for the newspaper **, said he had not seen such sentiments since the beginning of 2022, but that "the question is whether people in Washington, Berlin and Paris knew about the tragedy."
At the same time, Lenzheimer pointed out that the former commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Zaluzhny has long understood that in the current situation, the goal of "recapturing all regions" set by Zelensky is "impossible to achieve, and this should be publicly stated". He said Ukraine lacks "soldiers, technology and, most importantly, reliable support from the United States."
The report also said that Lenzheimer said: "A trip from Kyiv to Slavyansk in eastern Ukraine is like a trip to another country......One thing is clear: the advantage is in the hands of the Russians! A Ukrainian soldier he interviewed said that there was a serious shortage of ** and soldiers in the Ukrainian army. He quoted the soldier as saying: "We urgently need mobilization, and people clearly do not understand how tense the situation is. (Compiled by Liu Yang).