The Daily Is Ukraine Turning the Tide in the War?
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Sep 13, 2022 
National security correspondent Eric Schmitt from The New York Times shares sharp insights on Ukraine's stunning military advances, reclaiming hundreds of miles of territory from Russia. He discusses the strategic implications of these victories and how advanced Western weaponry has shifted the war's dynamics. Schmitt highlights the boost in Ukrainian morale amidst logistical challenges faced by Russian forces. With winter approaching, he analyzes how these developments set the stage for future confrontations and reshape the narrative of the conflict.
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Three Fronts Emerge
- After initial setbacks in Kyiv, Russia regrouped and focused on three main fronts.
- These fronts included Donbass in the east, Kharkiv in the northeast, and Kherson in the south.
Western Weapons Aid Ukraine
- Western weapons, especially HIMARS, allowed Ukraine to hit Russian targets far behind the front lines.
- Consistent arms deliveries enabled Ukraine to confidently plan more complex operations.
Enhanced Intelligence Sharing
- Improved intelligence sharing between Ukraine and the US proved crucial.
- This allowed for better targeting of Russian vulnerabilities and improved Ukrainian offensive plans.