baarbogast
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When you put it this way:
That's pretty much true for both sides. Neither has enough of an advantage to make a sustained offensive work. Which suits Russia...for now. If it's strictly attrition, Russia would have the advantage, but there are other considerations which favors Ukraine. Time will tell.Russia does best when Ukraine goes on the offensive.
These front lines are not going to move….
I don't like this stance...
I don't like this stance...
I don't like this stance...
Maybe, but Ukraine is fighting for their survival, targets of Russian infrastructure that allows them to prolong the war is fair game, or it should be. If we as a country can't support our allies in spite of a couple of dollars per gallon of gas, then we aren't very good allies.Nobody should. But it is an election year, and the price of oil is an international concept, so if you burn a gallon in Moscow then a gallon in a swing state gas station costs more.