Ben Morgan: Russian Summer offensive is likely, but is unlikely to be successful

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Blood on the negotiations. From Ukrainian yes to the truce 6,000 bombs from Moscow

The British newspaper The Daily Telegraph published an article titled “Russia’s summer offensive ‘doomed to fail’: Kremlin lacks the strength to seize new Ukrainian territory” (author – Verity Bowman, our correspondent in Kiev). As the publication emphasizes, the Russian army has many problems, its combat effectiveness has decreased, and, accordingly, the Kremlin’s plans to seize new Ukrainian territories will not be implemented. We offer you th…

Experts analyzed the situation in Ukraine and told whether Putin will be able to seize more territory before signing the ceasefire agreement.

Ben Morgan: Russian Summer offensive is likely, but is unlikely to be successful

Regardless of President Trump and his Special Envoy Steve Witkoff’s talk, a ceasefire appears no closer. Putin continuing to reject ceasefire proposals, and requiring unreasonable terms to progress further. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, recently stating that Russia supports the idea of a ceasefire, before attacking the legitimacy of the Kyiv government, and its inability to control its “extremist nationalist units.” Russia is procrastinating …

On Sunday 13 April, in the morning, the regional capital of Sumy Oblast, a city about 30 kilometres from the border with Russia, was hit by two ballistic missiles that killed at least 21 people.1 The provisional assessment also shows that more than 80 people were injured, including 7 children. Two hours later, around noon, a drone crashed in Kiev district, northeast of Kharkiv, about 100 kilometres to the south. These two strikes are part of an …