THE CHEKING PROCESS – “Despite all the destruction it causes day after day”, the Russian offensive “gets bogged downin Ukraine, said German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. Can we go that far?
THE QUESTION. A month after the start of the invasion, the Russian armed forces considerably slowed down their offensive in the face of fierce resistance from Ukrainian soldiers. The Russian offensive in Ukrainegets bogged down“, Estimated Wednesday March 23 Olaf Scholz, “despite all the destruction it causes day after day“. Vladimir Putin, who probably intended to quickly defeat the Ukrainian army with a blitzkrieg strategy, had to revise his initial scheme to now consider a longer war. This Friday, the deputy to the Russian chief of staff even indicated that the Russian army was going to concentrate on eastern Ukraine, confirming the immobilization on the northern front.
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The various elements on the feverishness of the Russian army have never ceased to astonish since the beginning of the war. Badly engaged in the conflict, it revealed many problems of coordination, communication and logistics. Facing the Ukrainian defense, several thousand Russian soldiers were killed, “considerable lossesAccording to the British Ministry of Defence, which indicated on Thursday that Russia could call on foreign reservists and mercenaries. Finally, for several days, the Ukrainian forces have been counter-attacking in the vicinity of kyiv. Can we say that the Russian offensive is getting bogged down?
LET’S CHECK. A stalemate corresponds…
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