NATO and US lost the Ukraine War in the first year by not devoting all force (including air superiority) and resources in an attempt to win it. Hence this is now a war of attrition against a larger foe, and not an exit strategy in sight. A reelected Trump Administration would likely end the war and save the money from going into a bottom…
NATO and US lost the Ukraine War in the first year by not devoting all force (including air superiority) and resources in an attempt to win it. Hence this is now a war of attrition against a larger foe, and not an exit strategy in sight. A reelected Trump Administration would likely end the war and save the money from going into a bottomless pit.
Interesting development is the stationing of German troops in Lithuania. If there is a new strategy at play, then one might expect similar multinational troops stationed in Estonia, Romania, and Poland in anticipation of the fall of Ukraine. Any new Russian offensive that spills NATO blood would bring new meaning to the conflict.
NATO and US lost the Ukraine War in the first year by not devoting all force (including air superiority) and resources in an attempt to win it. Hence this is now a war of attrition against a larger foe, and not an exit strategy in sight. A reelected Trump Administration would likely end the war and save the money from going into a bottomless pit.
Interesting development is the stationing of German troops in Lithuania. If there is a new strategy at play, then one might expect similar multinational troops stationed in Estonia, Romania, and Poland in anticipation of the fall of Ukraine. Any new Russian offensive that spills NATO blood would bring new meaning to the conflict.