National Interest: As Russia advances, Ukraine will fall like “Icarus”.

According to Isna, in recent weeks, many military analysts and Western media called the unexpected attack of Ukraine on Russia’s “Kursk” as a “gambling of the Ukrainian army”; According to the same sources, the army is in a weak state both in terms of the number of troops and lack of equipment.

The American magazine “National Interest” emphatically writes “No” in response to the question at the beginning of this report about whether the attack on “Kursk” has caused changes in the weak points of the Ukrainian army since the beginning of the war. “Ukrainians are in a dangerous position that they can neither lose territories nor be able to keep them. They must also expand their forces and resources; It will be difficult for them.”

This American media further writes, referring to the advance of Russian forces in Donbass: “Perhaps the attack on Kursk showed that Russia is not invincible, but at the same time, the superiority of this country over the Ukrainian army shows its successive advances in the battlefield.” The forces of the Russian army continue their advance without any delay or serious stoppage and are slowly moving towards their goals regarding the complete liberation of Donbass.

“National Interest” continues this report: “If Russia continues to advance in Donbass and prevent Ukrainians from infiltrating Kursk, Kiev will undoubtedly be in a worse position. If Ukraine cannot maintain its positions, the short-term positive morale that the Ukrainian forces had achieved will deteriorate; Just like Icarus, the mythological figure who flew with waxed wings hoping for freedom, but after getting too close to the sun, his wings melted and fell.

This magazine also emphasizes the uncertainty of the Ukrainian army: “The fact that Ukraine cannot control Russia’s advance in the Donbass and continues to patrol in Kursk shows that the Ukrainian army does not know what to do with its limited number of forces. It should be emphasized that it is not Russia, but Ukraine that feels the pain due to the lack of its forces.

At the end of this report, “National Interest” questions Ukraine’s war tactics and writes: “If Ukraine’s goal of attacking Kursk was to encourage Western supporters to continue or increase aid to Kiev, it must be said that such a thing has not been achieved and even recently Germany’s finance minister announced the suspension of aid to Ukraine from his country’s budget and will replace seized Russian assets.

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