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Scott Ritter: Ukrainian Counteroffensive’s Second Week Ends in Failure
As the operation enters the second week of Ukraine’s long-awaited and highly-touted counteroffensive, some basic conclusions can be drawn even though the fighting continues, and will continue to rage, for some time to come.
Read the full analysis of Sputnik's columnist Scott Ritter
As the operation enters the second week of Ukraine’s long-awaited and highly-touted counteroffensive, some basic conclusions can be drawn even though the fighting continues, and will continue to rage, for some time to come.
Read the full analysis of Sputnik's columnist Scott Ritter
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What is 'Surovikin defensive line' which Ukrainian forces can't crack?
Ukraine’s president has acknowledged that Kiev’s counteroffensive is going “slower than desired,” claiming it’s because of his concern about “people’s lives.”
Moscow says otherwise, citing the loss of thousands of Ukrainian troops and hundreds of tanks and armored vehicles for miniscule gains.
👉 What’s stopping Kiev’s offensive? Sputnik explains
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Ukraine’s president has acknowledged that Kiev’s counteroffensive is going “slower than desired,” claiming it’s because of his concern about “people’s lives.”
Moscow says otherwise, citing the loss of thousands of Ukrainian troops and hundreds of tanks and armored vehicles for miniscule gains.
👉 What’s stopping Kiev’s offensive? Sputnik explains
Subscribe to @SputnikInt
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The Ukrainian counteroffensive is a 'suicide mission' and NATO knows it, former US Marine Intel officer and UN weapons instructor Scott Ritter told the New Rules Podcast.
NATO "in many ways needs a Ukrainian defeat, because a Ukrainian defeat allows them to say that the Russian military that's capable of defeating this Ukrainian force is a Russian military that can only be confronted by an emboldened, empowered, united NATO," he said.
👉 You can find the full interview on Rumble
NATO "in many ways needs a Ukrainian defeat, because a Ukrainian defeat allows them to say that the Russian military that's capable of defeating this Ukrainian force is a Russian military that can only be confronted by an emboldened, empowered, united NATO," he said.
👉 You can find the full interview on Rumble
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