It seems very likely that the next major event in Ukraine will, after all, take the form of a Ukrainian counter-offensive, one that will manifest the same, tired media-optic diversions that are the dreamstuff of a mediocre comedian (such as the Belgorod “invasion”) and a somewhat more authrentic main (attempted) thrust from Zaporizhzhia down to Melitopol and the Black Sea. Involving some 60,000 Ukrainian forces, its destiny long foretold is of another staggering loss of Ukrainian life on top of the obscene losses in Bakhmut (as many as 1,700 on May 12 alone, according to Russian sources, for what they are worth), and another wave of decimation of western-gifted armory and taxpayer wealth, in artillery, missiles and jets.
Towards a (Better) Global Security Architecture
Towards a (Better) Global Security…
Towards a (Better) Global Security Architecture
It seems very likely that the next major event in Ukraine will, after all, take the form of a Ukrainian counter-offensive, one that will manifest the same, tired media-optic diversions that are the dreamstuff of a mediocre comedian (such as the Belgorod “invasion”) and a somewhat more authrentic main (attempted) thrust from Zaporizhzhia down to Melitopol and the Black Sea. Involving some 60,000 Ukrainian forces, its destiny long foretold is of another staggering loss of Ukrainian life on top of the obscene losses in Bakhmut (as many as 1,700 on May 12 alone, according to Russian sources, for what they are worth), and another wave of decimation of western-gifted armory and taxpayer wealth, in artillery, missiles and jets.