The UA will face challenges, too. Large scale conventional combined arms operations are even more difficult than less grand tactical fights we've seen so far. Managing logistics across long spaces & incorporation of new, western-provided equipment will also prove challenging.16/

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The "next phase" of this illegal invasion will soon play out in E & S Ukraine. The already exhibited RU organizational issues-lack of manpower in regenerated units, poor equipment, dysfunctional logistics, horrible leadership & low soldier morale-will only grow. 15/

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There, US & their allies train young soldiers, develop sergeants as leaders, exercise large formations in combined arms operations at the small unit level. UA trained there & soon had their own training center at Yavoriv (
@JMTG_Ukraine
) UA had great soldiers & good units.13/

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A few folks suggested I've been "bold" in some of my predictions accompanying the analysis I've provided on @CNN regarding this conflict. Beyond tactical assessments, there are 2 primary reasons I've said Ukraine would win this fight. Here's a short on why I say this. 1/17

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At least five Ukrainians are killed, 18 injured in Russia’s missile strikes on railway stations in Zhmerynka and Kozyatyn in Vinnytsya region, Central Ukraine – Vinnytsya regional prosecutor’s office

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https://
nytimes.com/live/2022/04/2
5/world/ukraine-russia-war-news/ukraine-zelenksy-government?smid=url-copy
…

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Joining my friend @PamelaBrownCNN at 8ET. The @SecDef @SecBlinken meeting with President Zelensky is complete. What happens next?

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