According to a retired US general, Russia could be pushed back to pre-war borders.
The ability of the Ukrainians to do so continues to be supported by the western world.
Russian forces are exhausted and don't have much else to do, according to him.
A retired US general said on Thursday that Russia could be pushed back to its pre- war borders by the year 2023.
The ability of the Ukrainians to push Russian troops back to the borders depends on continued Western support, according to the former commanding general of the US Army in Europe.
The Russians are tired. Right now, they don't have much else to do.
He said that most of Putin's military is committed to the war, but Russia has had little success in its efforts.
With the delivery of long-range rocket systems, the "full weight" of Western support is starting to take shape.
He said that one of the keys to Ukraine's success would be to knock out Putin's weapons.
The Ukrainians win one hundred times out of a hundred if the Russians don't have an overwhelming advantage. The one thing that the Russians have that is to their advantage is the Ukrainians' ability to strike Russian weaponry.
Russian troops are bogged down by a lack of resources and capabilities and are unable to make any meaningful progress on the battlefield.
After Putin's troops failed to capture the capital city of Ukraine, the conflict in the east of the country has become a slow- moving campaign of shelling.
Russian troops are willing to keep fighting because they have nothing else they can do, and Putin could drag the conflict through the end of the year with the hopes that the West loses its interest in supporting Ukraine because of domestic issues.
In a war of attrition, Russia needs a lot of time and manpower. The UK intelligence said on Monday that a troop shortage could force the Kremlin to recruit from prisons.
I think they're on the clock a bit. I think the West will come to an end this year.
Many Western countries have imposed sanctions on Russia and given it weapons in order to help it win the war. Putin tried to put pressure on the West for its support ofUkraine.
The war has led to the unification of Western countries. NATO invited Finland and Sweden to join the alliance in a show of defiance against Putin, while the European Union acceptedUkraine as a candidate country.
"If we don't stick together, if we don't deliver what we said we would, then I think the Russians will happily settle for a long war, where they just continue encroaching away and doing all they can to destroyUkraine as a country, and destroy its economy, and
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