When on the night of February 24 Russian infantry divisions were marching towards the border of Ukraine, the vast majority of military and geopolitical analysts estimated that the war would last a scant twenty-four hours. How the erstwhile socialist republic of the Soviet Union would resist only for the price of weapons and then surrender in full before one of the most powerful armies in the world, which has, among other things, about 700,000 hoplites, military personnel amounting to around… 1,350 .000 people, over 4,200 fighter jets, at least 7,000 nuclear warheads, space defense systems but also secret weapons that few know exactly the extent of the destruction they can cause. And yet ten months later Ukraine is still an independent state, its army has killed or wounded at least 80,000 Russian invaders, it has sunk the flagship of the Russian Black Sea fleet and its air force is still flying. All this, of course, with the undivided support of the West […]
Source: News Beast
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