Скачать или смотреть ⚡️Putin’s “Special Military Operation” doomed to fail! US set to support a NO-FLY ZONE over Ukraine

The Russian army can continue fighting, but maintaining the current pace will become increasingly difficult in 2026. Russia’s war production has plateaued. While output may still increase, and Moscow could gain additional support from North Korea and China on top of the substantial aid already received from Iran, sustaining the high operational tempo seen through 2025 and into 2026 will be challenging. An offensive is likely early next year, but it is unlikely to be decisive. Most Russian forces are committed directly to the front line, rather than undergoing six to eight months of proper training, limiting the effectiveness of any new push.

Stay with War Live - your trusted source for critical geopolitical developments.

🔔 Subscribe for daily updates
📱 Follow for breaking news

#warlive #ukrainewar #trump #putin #zelensky #ukrainewar #warinukraine2025 #russiaukrainewar #ukrainenews #ukrainewarlatestnews #breakingnews #ukraine #russian #specialmilitaryoperation