How Ukraine is holding its own against Russia — and changing warfare as we know it
When the Russia-Ukraine conflict erupted into full-scale war in 2022, things looked grim for Ukraine. Its capital, Kyiv, was under threat almost immediately, and there were questions about how long the smaller country could hold out, even with US support. More than four years later, however, the dynamic is changing. US military support has waned, […]
When the Russia-Ukraine conflict erupted into full-scale war in 2022, many believed that Ukraine would be easily defeated. However, four years later, the situation has changed dramatically. Ukrainian soldiers are now holding their own against Russia and even turning the tide of the war. US military support has waned, but Ukraine's nimbleness and improvisational skills have given them an edge.
Marcus Walker, a Wall Street Journal correspondent covering Ukraine, explains that Ukraine's success comes from its ability to innovate and use drones in various ways. These drones serve as crucial tactical weapons, providing crucial support on the front lines and disrupting Russian logistics. The war has forced rapid innovation in drone technology, and Ukraine's ability to quickly adapt has given them a significant advantage.
Despite the long road ahead, Ukraine's resilience and resourcefulness have allowed them to successfully resist Russian aggression.
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