Economist Podcasts The Intelligence: Ukraine’s war, two years on
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Feb 23, 2024 
In this enlightening discussion, guests include Shashank Joshi, a defense expert; Edward Carr, a global economics analyst; Arkady Ostrovsky, a specialist in Russian politics; and Sarah Larniuk, who reports directly from Ukraine. They delve into the stagnation in the Ukraine war and the growing use of surveillance and drones. The harsh realities faced by soldiers and civilians are explored, highlighting deeper morale issues. The conversation emphasizes the complex interplay of international support, Ukrainian resilience, and the human cost of ongoing conflict.
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Static Front Lines
- Front lines haven't moved significantly.
- Neither side can change this drastically soon.
Impact of Drones
- Increased intelligence and firepower density have made movement difficult.
- FPV drones and other strike drones make armies vulnerable.
Shifting Warfare Style
- Early fighting suited Ukraine better; they were mobile and inventive.
- Now, it's about resources, which favors Russia.