Kyiv’s Push Into the Russian Homeland Could Jeopardize Ukraine’s Operations in the East: General
The Ukrainians hoped to draw Russian forces away from the eastern front and toward their northern inclusion. Instead they risk dividing their manpower and resources.
BERLIN — Ukraine’s northern toehold at Kursk is tenable for now, but the incursion into Russia draws critical manpower and materiel from Donbas, exacerbating mounting pressure on that eastern front, a retired major general in the Australian Army, Mick Ryan, tells the Sun.
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