A nuclear war is brewing; Horse in blood or winter? | Russia Ukraine War | Winter in Europe

Winter is coming… Yes, winter is coming. The winter which changed the course of all the wars in Europe was at hand. Snowfall in Europe, especially on Russian soil, played a crucial role behind the first setback and defeat of Adolf Hitler’s Germany, which advanced with the power to conquer the whole world during the Second World War. Snowfall as low as minus 40 degrees and the plains turned to slush helped Russia to defeat the German military operation ‘Operation Barbarossa’ against them in World War II and the destruction of a large part of the army. The history of World War II was rewritten as rushed German military vehicles became bogged down in blood and snow and stuck in the barren Russian plains and suburbs. Could this winter also determine the future of the Russia-Ukraine war, the biggest war Europe has witnessed since World War II? Will Russia surrender to the Ukraine this winter the name and glory it gained in the Winter War with Finland in 1939 and Germany in 1941? Will Russia, which started the fight against Ukraine under the name of ‘special military action’ thinking it was trivial, enter the adventure of full-scale war this winter? Will Ukraine, which is liberating lost territories one by one against Russia, the world’s second largest military force, with a rapid military campaign, win a surprise victory like David against Goliath? Will the coup against President Vladimir Putin’s pride pillar, the Kerch Bridge, which connects Russia’s annexed Crimea and the Russian mainland, and Putin’s trump card, the Nord Stream gas pipelines, force Russia to take drastic measures? Could Putin’s firm threat to use nuclear weapons if any post-referendum attack on the annexed parts be considered an attack on Russia lead to a nuclear war in Europe? Moreover, how will the Russian-Ukraine war, which is entering its ninth month, affect Europe and the world? Let’s check in detail…