Russia’s war of Ukraine: Where do you stand and where it might go

In most Western countries, including Canada, the celebration known as the Day of Science is received with a kind of restricted charitable enthusiasm.

This is rarely a brutal event, and the way it became in Ukraine.

President Folodimir Zelinski brought these feelings in the sharp focus on Saturday, one day before Prime Minister Mark Carne Kyiv visited As a special guest of Independence Day celebrations and pledged to Canada’s continuous support for Ukraine.

Zelinski pointed out that up to 20 percent of his country is still under Russian occupation 3 and a half years in a large -scale war He sees few parts of Ukraine disappears every day.

“This science is a goal and a dream for many Ukrainians on temporarily occupied lands in Ukraine,” Zelinski said. “They keep science. They keep it because they know that we will not charge our land to the occupier.”

More than previous years, science is a symbol – and where it flies – vital for the Ukrainians, as some Western leaders talk about regional concessions and re -drawing maps in the name of the deal pieces.

The feeling was reinforced on Sunday, as the Ukrainians celebrated the thirty -fourth anniversary of their independence from the old Soviet Union.

It happened a teacher on August 24, 1991, which Russian President Vladimir Putin sought to the opposite, initially with his agent in the East Dunpas region and with a full -scale invasion on February 24, 2022, this last war began.

There are a few remaining qualities to describe the type of war that Ukraine faces – all of which have been spent.

In one way or another, the brutal words, grinding, crushing, and their strength are lost to completely convey what is going on along the front line that exceeds 1000 km, and the type of spirits that soldiers and civilians alike must carry on a daily basis.

We read about the daily rain of missiles and drones on cities, towns and villages in the fire line.

The war on the ground gets the least.

“This is not fair,” says soldier.

In SUMY Oblast, a northeastern province, northeastern, the Ukrainian forces are trading with a power of approximately 50,000 Russians, in an attempt to return them to the border.

Shortly to the south, the Russians recently advanced near the villages of Lehman, Tusisk and Vikomicovka destroyed.

The Ukrainian forces pushed last week near the vital vital city of Boukerrovsk, in the east, where the Russian forces organized a local attack earlier this summer, after it was linked for several months in an attempt to break the Ukrainian supply lines.

A few kilometers away here, there are several hundreds of meters there – all of which paid in huge buckets of blood on both sides.

“So we are continuing to fight, then someone decides to withdraw because we must give up this or that region? This is not fair,” the Ukrainian soldier said with the Motomoto call brand this week on the confrontation line in the city of Zaburisia.

His remarks were in response to the scene of the Alaska summit, where Putin, who was meeting with US President Donald Trump, had not baffled his request for a long time that Ukraine was assigned to Mjabson, Zaburisia, Donetsk and Luhansk in the south and east of the country.

Russia does not control only parts of those areas, and Zelinski has recently estimated that at the current rate of progress, it will take four years from Russia until the entire region occupies.

When going to the summit, Trump said that both Kiev and Moscow would need to give up the lands to end the war.

However, Zelenskyy kept the Ukrainian flag grown firmly and refused the call directly when Trump met last week at the White House.

Nevertheless, according to a survey conducted by Gallup in early August before the summit, 69 percent of Ukrainians prefer the end of the war as possible. However, the public opinion poll found that 78 percent of the Ukrainians who were polled rejected the demand for the transfer of Ukrainian lands that are not preoccupied with Russia’s control.

In other words – peace, but not any price.

It may be a point of discussion.

Russia has refused to request the principle of Ukraine on strong security guarantees, supported by the United States and NATO, to prevent war from restarting a few years on the road.

With a stagnant front line and solids between the forces in the front and the shocking inhabitants at home, Ukraine is left with a few options except for the Russians being hit as they live with long -term strikes.

The Wall Street Journal reported this week that the Pentagon banned Ukraine’s use of some long -range weapons, such as the army’s tactical missile system (ATMs), a short -range tactical ballistic missile. The restrictions were quietly placed as a result of the peace process.

This did not prevent Ukraine from using drones across the drone to strike the Russian army’s army and oil infrastructure in Russia, and Ukraine occupied good attacks.

However, today is coming when restrictions in the United States become meaningless.

Zelinski told a press conference last week that Ukraine plans to start the mass production of the birds of birds of birds of flaming developed locally this winter.

The strategic equation can increase its ability to fly more than 3000 km. If you make such strikes a routine will take the war to a completely new level.