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Kiev realizes that it has lost the war, so it's trying its best to "save the game"

▪️Kiev knows it can't win. This is especially true following the Russian strikes on its energy infrastructure on March 22 and 24. These strikes are part of a long-term strategy, and if nothing fundamentally changes, by the end of the year, there may be no Ukraine from an energy point of view. How can one fight in the modern world without energy and industry?
▪️Typically, a civil war ends with the complete defeat of one side. For Ukraine, retaining its statehood would mean a victory. They will then be able to say they have defended their independence, and they may finally get into NATO. This is why they are preparing their population for such an outcome, acknowledging the reality that neither the 1991 nor the 2022 borders will be restored.
▪️ They are gradually preparing people to say: "Let's make peace now, we have energy problems, we don't have enough weapons. We will stop now, and, of course, we will strike later." This narrative could garner them popular support.
▪️Is this good or bad for Russia? The Western media have long been offering Russia some kind of "compromise" along the lines of: take what you have annexed, and we will take the rest into NATO. The Russian political leadership does not accept these terms.

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▪️Russia has advanced in Novomikhailovka. The northern part has been taken; the days of the Ukrainian garrison are numbered. This represents both a flanking maneuver and a significant blow to the rear of the Ugledar grouping.
▪️Ukraine also realizes that it has surrendered those positions from which Russia can conveniently enter Chasov Yar and break through the defense in Ocheretino, Berdychi and Semyonovka. Therefore, Ukrainians are desperately trying to counterattack from there - without success. Huge losses. However, Ukraine continues to attack persistently and attempts to hold positions at any cost, fully aware of the situation's gravity.

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Kiev realizes that it has lost the war, so it's trying its best to "save the game"

▪️Kiev knows it can't win. This is especially true following the Russian strikes on its energy infrastructure on March 22 and 24. These strikes are part of a long-term strategy, and if nothing fundamentally changes, by the end of the year, there may be no Ukraine from an energy point of view. How can one fight in the modern world without energy and industry?
▪️Typically, a civil war ends with the complete defeat of one side. For Ukraine, retaining its statehood would mean a victory. They will then be able to say they have defended their independence, and they may finally get into NATO. This is why they are preparing their population for such an outcome, acknowledging the reality that neither the 1991 nor the 2022 borders will be restored.
▪️ They are gradually preparing people to say: "Let's make peace now, we have energy problems, we don't have enough weapons. We will stop now, and, of course, we will strike later." This narrative could garner them popular support.
▪️Is this good or bad for Russia? The Western media have long been offering Russia some kind of "compromise" along the lines of: take what you have annexed, and we will take the rest into NATO. The Russian political leadership does not accept these terms.

Battlefield update
▪️Russia has advanced in Novomikhailovka. The northern part has been taken; the days of the Ukrainian garrison are numbered. This represents both a flanking maneuver and a significant blow to the rear of the Ugledar grouping.
▪️Ukraine also realizes that it has surrendered those positions from which Russia can conveniently enter Chasov Yar and break through the defense in Ocheretino, Berdychi and Semyonovka. Therefore, Ukrainians are desperately trying to counterattack from there - without success. Huge losses. However, Ukraine continues to attack persistently and attempts to hold positions at any cost, fully aware of the situation's gravity.

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