Russia still controls about 18% of Ukraine. We asked three military analysts how they think events may unfold in the coming 12 months. War will drag on but not indefinitely. Bloomberg. May 2, 2024. There's been a lot of debate about what the future holds for Europe and its neighborhood if Russia's invasion of Ukraine succeeds. We already know at least part of the.
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The impasse over aid from the US and Europe has Ukraine's allies contemplating something they've refused to imagine since the earliest days of Russia's invasion: that Vladimir Putin may win.. Consider this scenario. The war goes badly for Russia. Sanctions begin to unsettle Moscow. Opposition grows as body bags return home. Mr Putin wonders if he has bitten off more than he can chew.
