Ukraine's military is so destroyed that the West has to "rush" aid to them, send rushed military packages. And Ukraine has to recruit old men and women to fight because it cannot fight young men anymore to fight. But Russia lost a few pieces of land. Great victory for the American hegemony!
Even Syrsky, a man who is known to not care too much about losing soldiers, he had to withdraw from Avdiivka. This is OK according to Ukraine fanatics for some reason. Replacing Zaluzhny with Syrsky in the middle of the battles is a great success story I am told. We have to remember that Zaluzhny was very popular with his soldiers, just not with Zelensky.
And France says it wants to maybe send soldiers in the future to fight Russia. This means that Ukraine is winning? If it were then why do French need to get involved? It is a very weird situation but Western military companies are happy. Lockheed, Boeing, etc are very, very happy. There does not seem to be many winners here except for these people and US politicians. Defense industry in America and US politicians - a good combination to make a lot of money.
Meanwhile, Russia advancements into Kharkiv continuing?
Positional fighting on the Kupiansk-Svatove-Kreminna line continued on February 29, the American Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
gwaramedia.com
"On January 27-28, 2024, the Russians announced the capture of the village of Tabaivka in the Kharkiv region, but the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) has no evidence to support this claim. At the same time, DeepState analysts reported that the occupiers did occupy the village. At the time, ISW analysts noted in a report that the Russian army had recently made a confirmed advance northeast of Kupiansk.
Before the full-scale invasion, 34 people lived there. The Russian side claimed that it was already in control of the settlement.
A little earlier, Russian troops seized the village of Krokhmalne in the Kharkiv region. This was also reported on January 20, 2024, by the Institute for the Study of War, citing geolocation images."