The Ukrainian parliament has plunged into crisis and cannot convene for a session
March 7, 2024
Ukraine was predicted to face a fate similar to Georgia’s
March 7, 2024
Russia will be able to continue its war with Ukraine at the current intensity for at least another two years.
Several factors contribute to this capability, including high oil prices, evasion of sanctions, and state investments.
The document states that “Moscow is capable of learning lessons and increasing its combat effectiveness.”
Russia is also aided by several countries: Iran and North Korea openly supply weapons and ammunition, China has become the largest supplier of microchips, and the yuan is the main currency for Russia’s international transactions.
In Belarus, Russia deployed military warheads in 2023 and is currently building infrastructure for their use. Active recruitment of Lithuanians is underway.
Earlier, Bloomberg reported that Ukraine sees the risk of a breakthrough in Russian defenses by the summer. Officials are concerned that the Russian army may intensify its efforts, and Kiev’s allies may not come to its aid. According to Ukrainian intelligence cited by Bloomberg, Russian President Vladimir Putin has not abandoned his initial goal of capturing major cities, including Kyiv and Odesa.
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