- Ukraine’s recent incursion into Russia is the biggest military operation into the country since World War II.
- The operation has not reduced the pressure on Ukraine’s eastern front, where the situation remains critical.
- New recruits are being fast-tracked through training and prepared for the front lines, some potentially joining the forces in Russia.
- The Ukrainian military is keen to keep the location of the training camp confidential.
- Despite setbacks, the incursion has boosted morale and given the conflict a new dimension.
- Ukraine faces tough strategic decisions about whether to deploy troops to the east or to hold recent gains in Russia’s KK region.
- The first Ukrainian soldiers to enter the KK region captured over 100 settlements and 600 Russian prisoners of war.
- Despite expectations, Russia has not diverted significant forces from the east to defend the KK region.
- A Ukrainian soldier, known by the codename “Producer”, has not seen his family in 3 years due to his involvement in the conflict.
- Ukraine’s initiative to take the fight into Russia has galvanized its public while raising concerns among some allies.
- President Zelensky warns that time is not on Ukraine’s side and emphasizes the need for increased Western support.
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