The probability of a victory for Ukraine in its war once morest Russia that implies expelling the Russians from all its territories “is not high”, beyond kyiv’s successes in defending Kherson and Kharkov and that Moscow lost “strategically and operationally,” US Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Mark Milley said today.
“Kherson and Kharkov, physically and geographically, are relatively small compared to the whole, so the task of getting the Russians physically out of the Ukraine is very difficult, and it’s not going to happen in the next few weeks unless the Army collapse completely, which is unlikely,” Milley said.
