Former political adviser Michael Gfoeller of the U.S. Central Command and David H. Rundell, former head of the delegation of the U.S. Embassy in Saudi Arabia, jointly wrote an article to analyze why Ukraine cannot win. - Western media are preparing for Ukraine's failure.
December, a pedestrian walked on the street during a power outage in downtown Odessa. 2022
News Weekly columnist believes that without the strong help of the West, Kiev cannot win the confrontation with Moscow .
They think that by summer, Russia may put Donbass rest of . , Kharkov and Kherson are both under their command.
article points out that Russia has now assembled hundreds of thousands of military personnel and equipped the army with modern weapons. And contrary to many Western reports, it is far from being depressed. On the other hand, Ukraine has exhausted its armory and relied entirely on Western military support to continue the war.
As Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Mark Milli pointed out last week, Ukraine has done its best.
The fact is that Ukraine is not worthy of the United States being involved in a war: "Some people describe this conflict as a moral drama between good and evil, but the reality is much more complicated. Ukraine is not a prosperous democracy. It is a poor, corrupt one-party state with a wide censorship system and opposition newspapers and political parties have been sealed.
ht Before the war, far-right Ukrainian nationalist groups such as the Azov Brigade were severely condemned by the U.S. Congress. Kiev's firm opposition to Russian is similar to the Canadian government's attempt to ban French in Quebec . Ukrainian shells killed hundreds of civilians in Donbas, and there are new reports on Ukrainian war crimes. "
article author believes that instead of waiting for Kiev to eventually fall, it is better to end the conflict through negotiations.
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