Perhaps more interesting is the Kremlin's stance on Saudi Arabia. NATO is "wasting" its resources, he claimed, by sending weapons and supplies into Ukraine due to this lack of success on the battlefield. The Ukrainian counteroffensive, he said first, shows no signs of any success the Kyiv regime is in a "difficult position". Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov has been speaking to the media this morning, and has provided a few updates for us.
"Privately, most of the West see that Zelenskyy is having to fight this with his hands tied behind his back - Russia can attack Ukrainian soil, but Ukraine can't do the same in return," Bell said. Missile attacks have continued on Ukrainian territory throughout the past 24 hours, including a massive strike on buildings in Mr Zelenskyy's hometown of Kryvyi Rih. "That is all driven by the West's slight paranoia that will escalate the conflict". Volodymyr Zelenskyy is "not allowed to use Western weapons to attack on Russian soil and they are the most capable weapons that could allow him to really do some damage," Bell said. Military analyst Sean Bell says that while drone attacks on Moscow do cause psychological damage to Russian morale, Ukraine will not be able to inflict serious damage on Russian territory because of the restrictions. Ukraine is having to fight Russia with its hands tied behind its back because of a host of restrictions imposed by the West on how Ukraine uses the weapons it supplies the country.
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