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Zadan
@zadan
I remember hearing a while back that Ukraine was giving Russia a hard time in the war. But now, I'm seeing stuff that says Russia is easy winning the war. Is that true?
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Sinaver
@sinaver.eth
- Ukraine dominates in Black Sea + targeting ru refineries - russia indeed slowly grinding on the frontline, not something strategic yet, mainly coz Ukraine lacks ammunition due to US domestic politics - this seems to pressure Europe to activate their efforts, realising US might not help if russia invades Europe
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Moose
@moose
Looks close to a stalemate now with the front line barely moving for over a year. Fog of war makes it difficult to ascertain what is happening for me and media coverage is heavily biased on both sides.
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JackyHKL
@jackyhkl
Russia sacrificed thousands of men to get control of a small village (with fee thousands population before the war). Also, Russia is using most of its industrial power to produce weapons.
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Thomas
@aviationdoctor.eth
I don’t know that Russia is “easy winning the war” but the prevailing narrative is that Ukraine forces are now on the back foot due to a relative scarcity of soldiers, weapons, & ammunition. This BBC article puts Russian forces’ latest advance into perspective; the territorial gains are tangible but also small
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IP
@ivanpomidorov
Basically Ukraine’s summer offensive failed spectacularly (the media narrative that it would drive Russia from Crimea), as a result Russia has momentum, I don’t know if “easy” is the right term though.
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