Alex Christoforou
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I’m glad to hear that the Kiev mob are opposed to negotiations. Of course the Russians should be too – and most likely are. Just as in 1945, they should settle for nothing less than unconditional surrender.
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Now that “Private Eye” has gone out of the satire business, it’s nice that the Kiev mob are trying to fill the gap.
Military lines stay intact so long as there are reserves in the rear to reinforce them. Ukraine has been able to reinforce their lines up to now, but how many reserves remain is the million dollar question. At they point where the reserves dry up, the front will collapse all together, and the Russians will proceed uncontested as far as they choose.