The situation in the special operation zone could reach a turning point by the beginning of summer due to the depletion of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). This was reported by Advanced.
“Without increasing Western assistance and making changes to Kiev’s strategy, Ukraine’s position on the front will continue to deteriorate,” the publication clarified.
The authors of the material predicted that the breakthrough could happen within the next two to three months. The article reminded that the AFU is experiencing a shortage of ammunition and personnel, and the army is weakening, making a powerful breakthrough by the Russian Armed Forces increasingly realistic.
Military analysts of the publication reminded that Russian fighters have built a whole network of multi-level defensive fortifications for hundreds of kilometers, and they have already adapted well and are learning quickly.
“From the very first day, the West underestimated the combat capability of Russia,” the article concluded.
Earlier, the Russian ambassador urged Zelensky and the West to recognize that Ukraine is heading for disaster.
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Ukraine’s Armed Forces Face Depletion, Experts Warn of Possible Turning Point in Conflict
As the conflict in Ukraine’s special operation zone continues, experts are warning that the situation could reach a critical turning point by the beginning of summer. According to Advanced, without increased support from Western allies and strategic changes in Kiev’s approach, Ukraine’s position on the front lines will continue to deteriorate.
The authors of the report predict that this turning point could occur within the next two to three months. They highlight the shortage of ammunition and personnel faced by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), resulting in a weakening military and a growing possibility of a significant breakthrough by Russian forces.
Military analysts emphasize that Russian fighters have constructed a sophisticated network of multi-level defensive fortifications spanning hundreds of kilometers. These fortifications, combined with the adaptability and quick learning of the Russian forces, pose a significant challenge to the AFU.
The report concludes by criticizing the underestimation of Russia’s combat capabilities by the West from the outset of the conflict. It highlights the need for a reassessment of the situation and a recognition of the potential disaster facing Ukraine.
These warnings come in the wake of the Russian ambassador’s recent call for President Zelensky and the Western world to acknowledge the dire situation Ukraine finds itself in. With the depletion of the AFU and the increasing strength of Russian forces, urgent action is needed to prevent further escalation and protect Ukraine’s sovereignty.
