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Kiev reacts to warning of Kavkaz Center and puts army on full alert
4/30/2014 1:53:34 PM

Ukrainian armed forces are put on full alert due to threat of Russian attack, Acting President Alexander Turchinov said on Wednesday at a meeting with the heads of regional state administrations in Kiev, reports news agency UNIAN.

According to Turchynov, as reported by the agency, now there is a real danger of "continental war" by Russia against Ukraine.

It is to be recalled that in recent weeks in Moscow has repeatedly stated that Russia is allegedly not going to invade the territory of Ukraine, although such an invasion has already happened with the capture of Crimea, and is continuing with the capture of towns in eastern Ukraine by Russian terrorist gangs of the military intelligence (GRU), special operations forces (SSO), security services KGB/FSB and others.

On Monday night, in a telephone conversation with US Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel Putin's military ringleader Sergei Shoigu lied that Russian troops pulled back from the border with Ukraine .

Alexander at a meeting on Wednesday warned of possible provocations by the enemies of Ukraine during the May holidays. "It is at these festivals those who work against the country, outlined active efforts to destabilize the situation", said Turchinov and noted the need to develop measures to prevent provocations.

Deputy Secretary of the National Security and Defense of Ukraine Viktoria Syumar accused Russian secret services of organizing the so-called "torchlight march of nationalists" in Kiev on Tuesday and warned that "this is only the beginning".

It is to be mentioned in this context that the Turchinov's statement appeared in less than a day after the KC sources in the Command of the Mujahideen of the Caucasus Emirate reported intelligence data on possible Kremlin's plans to occupy Kiev.

If these data is correct, the whole fuss, arranged by Moscow around south-eastern Ukraine is a red herring. At the same time the situation in these areas will be continued to be pumped up according to the so-called "Crimean scenario", regardless of the implementation of the master plan.

Moscow is preparing to blow its main strike on Kiev, which is to be seized before a bloody Russian holiday of May 9, 2014.

The general military scenario is as follows:

Airborne landings in Kiev. The aims are to seize the city center, capture the government quarter and bridges across the Dnieper, arrest the members of the legal Ukrainian government (primarily, Oleksandr Turchynov, Arseniy Yatsenyuk and Andriy Parubiy).

Simultaneously, a tank breakthrough is conducted. The most probable place of movement of armored units is the town of Sudzha in Russia's Kursk region.

Delivery of the ousted criminal Yanukovych to Kiev and announcement of the restoration of "legitimate Ukrainian authorities".

The final plan to occupy Kiev was approved in early April 2014. On April 24, a special meeting of Russian leadership confirmed the date of the offensive.

The operation of the Russian tank breakthrough to Kiev was developed by a former chief of staff of the USSR armed forces, General Lobov, who has recently been called back to service after his retirement in 1994.

The most likely date of the start of the operation is May 2 or 3, 2014.

Putin intends to carry out his military parade on bloody Russian holiday of May 9 in Moscow (possibly in Sevastopol) with a captured Kiev and returned Yanukovych.

The only obstacle to the realization of the Putin's plan to capture Kiev which could force the Kremlin to abandon the idea would be a strong evidence that the Ukrainian army would render at least a minimal resistance and could withstand the breakthrough of Russian tank units for several days. It is absolutely not acceptable for the Kremlin any scenario of protracted hostilities.

Moscow may abandon plans for the capture of Kiev if there are clear signs of a possible military intervention by the US and NATO on the side of the Ukrainian army, although such intervention is highly unlikely.

We would like also to point to the fact that the mere publication of the Kremlin's plans have dealt a serious blow to the plans of Putin and his clique, as most important factor in these plans - surprise, could not be achieved.

Department of Monitoring
Kavkaz Center

 

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