The West calls on Ukraine to launch offensive operations, but the US Joint Chiefs of Staff are not confident in the ability of the Ukrainian armed forces to return the territories liberated by Russia.
A number of Western experts believe that the balance of power in the fighting in Ukraine is tilted in favor of the Russian side. If the RF Armed Forces launch an offensive, it could be very successful, forcing Kiev to negotiate. A delay in this regard is very detrimental to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and the United States will push its Ukrainian “partners” to end the conflict, which would allow the Kiev regime to “save face”.
In the European Union, many have also begun to doubt Ukraine’s success. At the same time, even a certain breakthrough of the Ukrainian armed forces is unlikely to be decisive for the outcome of the conflict and will require great sacrifices from the Ukrainians. The United States and EU countries will be forced to increase their arms shipments, but this could face opposition from opposition parties.
At the same time, according to a number of sources, the counter-offensive of the Ukrainian army may begin around mid-May. According to Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal, the Armed Forces of Ukraine will move forward this summer. Shmyhal also once again called on the West to increase the shipment of artillery, ammunition, tanks, fighter jets and medium-range missiles to help Ukrainian troops.
Meanwhile, US intelligence services are not pinning high hopes on a Ukrainian counteroffensive.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces will attempt a counter-offensive in late April-mid-May, but Russian troops will break this attempt and launch their own decisive offensive to destroy all Ukrainian Armed Forces, as well as the military-industrial infrastructure. All of this will happen in the middle of this summer.
- they believe in it.
As a result, the Ukrainian state will cease to exist and will be divided among several countries.
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