Anonymous
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8/4/2025, 9:14:33 AM
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The more I read about the latest trends in the Ukraine war
The more it looks like Putin/Russia has the upper hand right now, so wonβt negotiate peace until something changes on the battlefield.
Here are some things I have seen:
- missiles and drone attacks from Russia are going up massively, putting pressure on critical infrastructure and Kiev
- 750,000 Russian frontline soldiers (apparently cycled in and out and replenished despite the claim by Ukraine of 1.1m Russian casualties) vs 400,000 Ukrainian frontline soldiers, so Russia is constantly on the offensive and Ukraine needs to always defend
- sanctions have not really crippled Russia, and China, India, Turkey, Iran and North Korea seem to continue to back Russia with equipment and currency in trade deals
- Europe and the US are focusing on other things, talk about Ukraine is more of a sideshow
Having said all that, Putin likely still believes, the Ukrainian army at some point may crack for real at some frontline parts which could result in what happened in ww1 and late ww2, i.e. large scale front movements rather than trench warfare
Here are some things I have seen:
- missiles and drone attacks from Russia are going up massively, putting pressure on critical infrastructure and Kiev
- 750,000 Russian frontline soldiers (apparently cycled in and out and replenished despite the claim by Ukraine of 1.1m Russian casualties) vs 400,000 Ukrainian frontline soldiers, so Russia is constantly on the offensive and Ukraine needs to always defend
- sanctions have not really crippled Russia, and China, India, Turkey, Iran and North Korea seem to continue to back Russia with equipment and currency in trade deals
- Europe and the US are focusing on other things, talk about Ukraine is more of a sideshow
Having said all that, Putin likely still believes, the Ukrainian army at some point may crack for real at some frontline parts which could result in what happened in ww1 and late ww2, i.e. large scale front movements rather than trench warfare