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“It looks as if this sort of Trojan horse for Russia within the E.U. may disappear,” said Andreas Umland, a policy fellow at the new European Policy Institute in Kyiv.
“When Russia invaded Ukraine, millions fled, but many Ukrainian women ran toward the fight. They are now the engineers building drones, the volunteers evacuating civilians under shelling, the tech workforce increasingly fueling Ukraine’s drone revolution, and the young drone pilots striking Russian forces.”
“Ground-based robotic system will radically change the battlefield and replace a significant share of soldiers, both in terms of logistics and combat use.”
In conclusion, these repeated defeats and the enormous losses Russia continues to incur are unlikely to remain without political consequences.
“Putin and his lieutenants are masking the reality that Russian forces are advancing literally at a snail’s pace, achieving small gains at huge and unsustainable costs.”
In the past two years, Russia has taken 1 percent of Ukrainian territory at a cost of “157 dead per square kilometer.” The four-year Russian death toll is probably at least nine times higher than the 36,000 Americans killed in three years in the Korean War.
“Vladimir Putin is caught in a vice of his own making”.
The bandwidth war has a body count. And right now, Russia is losing it.
“Lenin and Stalin shared the same cook—the grandfather of current Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has promoted a distinctly ahistorical version of 20th-century history amid his ongoing invasion of Ukraine.”
“… the myth of Russia’s strength and invincibility has already shattered. Even with the backing of China, Iran, North Korea and enablers like Cuba and Venezuela, Russia — by far the largest military spender in Europe — cannot defeat Ukraine outright.”
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