The head of Ukraine’s Armed Forces pointed out there’s a huge risk of the ongoing Ukrainian offensive transitioning into a prolonged static conflict that could extend for many years.
From Kyiv Post by Alisa Orlova
Valery Zaluzhny, the head of Ukraine’s Armed Forces, voiced his concerns in an interview with The Economist, highlighting that the situation on the frontline has hit a point of stagnation.
He pointed out that there’s a huge risk of the ongoing Ukrainian offensive transitioning into a prolonged static conflict that could extend over many years.
Read the highlights of the interview below:
1) ‘There will most likely be no deep and beautiful breakthrough’
Zaluzhny said that the situation on the front lines has “reached a deadlock”. He warned that the ongoing Ukrainian offensive is at risk of evolving into a protracted positional warfare that could extend for years.
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