Putin left with no way out as Ukraine leaves Crimea in a deadlock | George Barros
Frontline: The War in Ukraine and Global SecurityShow Notes
“These longer to medium range strike drones are able to pick off the Russian trucks and trains.”
Ukraine isolates Crimea through a thoughtout campaign which denies Russian land forces freedom of movement and freedom of manoeuvre, says The ISW’s George Barros. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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“The war is not going in any sense in Russia’s way.”
“Ukraine has said, ‘Right, if you want to do a pincer movement, you have to go through the fields, which makes you very vulnerable, and we will take you out.’”
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“The Ukrainians have a way of fighting back to scorch his economy.”
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