Three determining factors will play an outsized role in Ukraine’s future: support from America and European partners, the risks that Putin is willing to take, and the conflicting definitions of what victory might look like.
Counteroffensive
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Politics
‘It feels inevitable’: Ukraine starts to believe it can win back Crimea
by kimadminby kimadmin“This is moment X. Right now everything is happening in a way that it feels inevitable,”
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In his angry west-bashing speech on Friday, delivered before Russia’s supine government, Putin had declared that Donetsk province which includes Lyman would be officially incorporated into the Russian federation.
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Politics
Humiliation for Vladimir Putin as Ukrainians liberate key city of Lyman
by kimadminby kimadminPutin’s high-stakes strategy to boost support at home for his war appeared to be unravelling.
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World News
‘We don’t know where the rest of the bodies went’: the search for answers in Izium
by kimadminby kimadminUkrainian authorities say there could be more grave sites and that their investigation into events in Izium under Russian occupation is just beginning.
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PoliticsWorld News
Ukraine’s surprising counteroffensive forces Russian troops to flee
by kimadminby kimadminThe lightning offensive comes as Ukrainian troops are also trying to liberate territory in the south
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OpinionPolitics
Ukraine has retaken 6,000 sq km, Zelenskiy says, as he calls for air defence aid
by kimadminby kimadminOn Monday night Zelenskiy denounced Russian attacks on civilian infrastructure in retaliation for the recent gains in Kharkiv, calling them “a sign of the desperation of those who invented this war.
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OpinionPolitics
Life in Kharkiv still precarious despite Ukraine’s recent victories
by kimadminby kimadminOn Sunday, for the first time since the war began, Russian cruise missile strikes on a Kharkiv power station led to a blackout across the region.