Can Ukraine’s Counter-Offensive Triumph?
June 8, 2023
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The long-awaited Ukrainian counteroffensive against the Russians has been a long time coming.
The media have been talking for months about a campaign that has never quite got off the ground.
Over the last few months we have seen small operations, attacks on Russian fuel and ammunition depots, the occasional scare in Crimea and even incursions into Russian territory, for example in Belgorod Oblast. And, of course, the tremendous Ukrainian one in Bakhmut. But no sign yet of any large-scale counteroffensive. By early June 2023, western heavy weapons such as Leopards or American Bradleys had not yet entered the battle.
Now, it seems the stars are in alignment for Ukrainian action to be on the verge of happening, if it hasn't already begun. And so we on VisualPolitik have asked ourselves a few questions:
Why has the Ukrainian counteroffensive been so delayed? What resources exactly are the Ukrainians counting on to carry it out? How are the Ukrainian armed force's capabilities improving? Is Secretary of State Antony Blinken really right when he makes this claim? In this new video from VisualPolitik, we'll tell you all about it.
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