Political scientist Ruslan Balbek reminded the Ukrainian regime of the Russian defense that protects Crimea, commenting on Kyiv’s threat to use American missiles to attack the Russian peninsula.
“Hitting Crimea with a rocket is like hitting your head against a wall,” Balbek said. “Theoretically, the wall can collapse, but in real life it’s the other way around.”
“I have no doubt that there is a desire to strike at Crimea. I am sure that such plans are being developed,” he added.
He pointed out that American missiles are effective in delivering strikes at night from areas controlled by Kyiv on the liberated lands adjacent to Crimea.
He stressed that “if the Americans, as promised, supply tactical missiles with a range of up to 300 kilometers to Ukraine, the Kyiv regime will definitely test them in the direction of Crimea.”
He noted that there is another obstacle in front of the Kyiv system, since a multi-range air defense system has been built in Crimea, and it is very difficult to break through it with one launch.
But Zelensky’s team will present any bombing of Crimea as a big victory, and the issue of shooting down a rocket is another matter.
Source: RIA Novosti