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Just how long can Russia sustain the war in Ukraine?

18 May 2022

6:21 PM

18 May 2022

6:21 PM

The sheer complexity of the war in Ukraine can mask its most important features. So let’s cut through the complexity and focus on where the combatants now stand, how they got there, and what is likely to happen next.

The central point is one we all know: Ukraine has prevented a Russian victory but has not yet won the war.

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