Russian Troops In Kharkiv Swept Away As If By Tsunami

The Armed Forces of Ukraine are running out of room to hold prisoners.

Oleksiy Arestovich, advisor to the Office of the President of Ukraine, said that the Ukrainian military had captured a very large number of invaders during the counteroffensive in the Kharkiv region.

According to him, this is now the only problem that the Ukrainian army has during the de-occupation.

Advisor Oleksiy Arestovich spoke about this on the air of Feigin LIVE.

“We already have no room to hold prisoners, so many of them have been taken that the troops cannot cope. Why is this happening? It can already be recognized that 30 settlements were liberated in the Kharkiv region, all this as a result of an attack on Balakliya, and further on to Kupyansk, ”Arestovich said.

He added that the situation in the Kharkiv region is catastrophic for the Russian military. They surrender en masse or run away from their positions.

“There is a complete collapse, catastrophe, disaster, like a tsunami demolishes Russian troops. We captured thousands of shells, dozens of pieces of the latest technology, and flamethrower systems. If we press in the Izyum catastrophe, the number of prisoners will reach thousands,” Arestovich said.