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Originally Posted by Chris
There is a school of thought that says Russia no longer sees its 9th May Victory Day celebrations as the day to declare operations in Ukraine complete, but rather as an inflection point around which Putin can rally the entire economy and population for an actual, declared war. If that’s the case then it’s likely to be in Ukraine’s interests to start putting serious pressure on Russian-held territory before they are able to ramp up their own resources.
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I think the Russians have been careful not to use the word war as that could well give Ukraine the nudge it needs to send a few missiles back Russia's way which I'm sure they're more than capable of doing though not as far as Moscow (sadly), but I'd also be surprised if their are no Ukrainian special forces in Russia just waiting for the order to cause enough chaos to give Putin a bloody nose and make him think about what he's doing.