This is stated in the blog of the founder of the volunteer organization "Turn around alive" Vitaliy Deinega, published on the "Observer".

"The Ukrainian army essentially squeezes those settlements in the gray zone that do not belong to anyone and where there is no one. It happens without fights and losses on our part. But when information becomes public - our military has problems. Therefore, it is important to remain silent for as long as possible, "he said..

He noted that the Ukrainian army has moved forward in the context of the liberation of the villages of Novoaleksandrovka and Ekaterinovka. And before that, the military advanced in other places.

"R? Ano or late move somewhere else. But the question is that the enemy should learn about this not from the media, but from his own intelligence. She can stupefy him for a long time and the longer one drows - the deeper we dig in. Or even a little forward. Therefore, I do not like to comment on news, like we liberated settlements, this is a victory. Because we are all happy here and went to the cafes to wash, and the military as a result of the same evening get into trouble, "- he added.

According to Deinega, the problems will begin after the information becomes public.

"Special needs or threats - there is nothing like that, but just like it was with Gladosovo and Maisky, the problems there will begin after the information becomes public. I think that something will start happening this week or next there, "he said..

Deinega added that in the settlements there were those who could not escape.

And if the Ukrainian army liberates them, the civilization and people will return there..

"The whole situation on the front is that neither side has the ability for war. Russians are not ready to enter the army for a big war, and not only in the ATU zone, but generally globally go to Ukraine by war. But we are not ready to clean up the territories occupied by Russia, and this is bad. Therefore, gradually squeeze out the gray zones where there are local collisions, "- concluded the volunteer.