😱Putin’s meat grinder doomed to FAIL! US to back NO-FLY ZONE over Ukraine. Game-changing DECISION

The Russian army can continue fighting, but sustaining the current pace will become increasingly difficult in 2026. Russia’s war production has reached a plateau. Output can still grow, and Moscow may secure additional support from North Korea and China—on top of the substantial assistance it already receives from Iran. This will help Russia keep weapons flowing to the front and replenish stockpiles. However, it will be much harder for them to sustain the high operational tempo we’ve seen through 2025 and into the winter, spring, and summer of 2026. An offensive is likely early next year, but it’s unlikely to be decisive. Russia is committing most of its available forces directly to the front line, rather than pulling units back for six to eight months of proper training. Without such preparation, the offensive power of any new push will be limited.

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