(Seoul = Yonhap News) The New York Times (NYT) diagnosed on the 11th (local time) that Russia, which had struggled in the early stages of the invasion of Ukraine, is strengthening its attack on the eastern region and is trying to change the tide in Russia’s favor.
Ukraine doesn’t have enough weapons to turn the tide in the face of the Russian army’s devastating operation, and the West is losing interest in Ukraine in a situation where the price of oil is soaring due to the inflation crisis.
According to the New York Times, as of four months into the war, the Russian military appears to have made slow but systematic progress in eastern Ukraine.
At the beginning of the war, the Ukrainian army was embarrassed and retreated from the capital Kiiu area, and then revised its strategy to the eastern region and raised a certain amount of criminal record.
A firepower battle is taking place in the eastern Donbas (Donetsk/Luhansk Oblast) region, which is flat, while the Russian army has the upper hand, while the Ukrainian army does not have enough heavy weapons, so it is being pushed back by the Russian army’s devastating operation.
In the midst of this, there was also a diagnosis that the US authorities view the situation in eastern Ukraine gloomy.
The Washington Post (WP) reported that a senior U.S. Defense Department official said that it is highly likely that Russian forces will occupy the entire Luhansk region in the coming weeks.
Ukraine’s defense ministry is appealing to European countries to urgently send weapons to fight once morest Russian forces.
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