"The most important thing was to detain the landing of the landing," Budanov emphasized. The entire plan of the Russians was to plant a landing way at the Gostomel airfield, and then the entrance to Kiev. "It was a single plan," Budanov said. According to him, the number of landing that Russia planned to plant in Kiev was significant. "There were pretty scary figures. About 30 sides in one wave in the air. During the 24th, they tried several times - raised and planted," Budanov explained.
"They entered the territory of Belarus, deployed them and planted, and they failed very fast Take control of the runway. " Russian troops believed that they would be able to land rapidly, and the plane aircraft would unload units that would be logged in Kiev. Budanov noted that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation planned to create a picture of a massive offensive and the free delivery, to truly fight, as in Mariupol, was not planned.
The head of the GUR explained that the plans were torn off at the beginning, when the rapid landing was not possible. For half a day, he said, he said, and during this time the units of the Armed Forces were normally pulled up, which artillery fire made it impossible to plant such landing at all. Even in theory. However, if the Russians managed to land, Kiev would be taken, said the head of the GUR.
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