NYTimes concludes:”It is imperative that the Ukrainian government’s decisions be based on a realistic assessment of its means and how much more destruction Ukraine can sustain.” It seems that it is the NYTimes rather than Ukraine that was in need of “a realistic assessment”

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“If the conflict does lead to real negotiations, it will be Ukrainian leaders who will have to make the painful territorial decisions that any compromise will demand.” That’s another unjustified assumption favoring Russia

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“A decisive military victory for Ukraine over Russia, in which Ukraine regains all the territory Russia has seized since 2014, is not a realistic goal.” Is it not? Why? Because Russia told you so?

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Ukraine continues to demilitarize Russia. This war will be won by Ukraine. But it will take another year or so. In the meantime, please send Ukraine more weapons and financial support. It will make the war end sooner.

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Oleksandr Shapoval was a ballet dancer, one of the best in Ukraine. I remember seeing him at Ukraine’s National Opera house.
Russia’s war on UA cut his life, dreams and dance short.
Oleksandr was killed in action, Kyiv choreography college has announced and shared photos of him.

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Not yet, at least not that I know of. However, there are rumors they have received instructions to negotiate (something …) with the Ukrainian military.

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Schools are good. But you can also donate to the war effort through https://
kse.ua/support/donati
on/
… for protective gear or tactical equipment.

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Ukraine has restored almost all electricity grid over the last 24 hours. I used to live in Penn State; a power outage there during a winter would take longer to fix. Ukrainian institutions are robust and effective. This is just another proof.

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Ukraine has advanced 12km in the South, too.

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It’s too soon to tell if yesterday’s strikes on Ukrainian power plants are part of larger Russian shift destroying essential critical infrastructure, isolated punitive retaliation, or strike to cover retreats. Will know more soon. (3/x)

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