US EditionUkrainians expect Russia to launch a fresh offensive
- A recent poll by Ipsos commissioned by The Economist shows that 74 percent of Ukrainians believe the country should continue fighting, even if the United States withdraws support.
- CIA Director John Ratcliffe stated that the Ukrainian people and military have been underestimated for years, emphasizing that peace may come at a higher cost than continued fighting.
- The war is entering a fresh phase, which could significantly influence Europe's security for the next decade, according to various political analyses.
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A Russian expert on Putin's offensive scenario in a region near Romania. "Everything depends on Ukrainian defense" - HotNews.ro
After Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin once again raised the possibility last week that the Russian army could "advance" towards Odessa, well-known independent Russian military expert Yuri Fyodorov, a member of the Association of Military Studies...
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Time's ticking, Trump's impatience, and some Russian paratrooper divisions: How Putin wants to turn Ukraine into a Belarus 2.0
Vladimir Putin is stalling in negotiations with Trump, while the Russian military continues its massive attacks on the infrastructure of Ukrainian cities unhindered. Moreover, it is starting to make small advances into new regions of Ukraine, amid public warnings from President Volodymyr Zelensky about Moscow's preparations for a new Russian spring offensive.
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