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At the end of the day the Ukrainian political establishment completely miscalculated the level of support they would get from NATO. Why is a question we will find the answers to in the coming years but they have to swallow the bitter pill now and accept that the Russian army will only become more and more brutal. Take Finland as an example. The Finns put up fierce resistance during the winter war and even though they eventually ceeded Ingria and Karelia to the Soviets, they were still able to come out of the conflict with their heads held high. If Ukraine has to make concessions to resolve this fast and save Ukrainian lives and reduce the economic rebuilding cost of the country, then so be it. They can still end this conflict on a relatively good note right now.
Am sure we can apply modified versions of this 'pressure' argument at the beginning of Iraq and Afghanistan.

Essentially, you have to analyze your military situation against that of the other powers. If you find yourself in the inferior you might as well accept your fate that you will be at the mercy of the superior power.
 
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Ukraine - Kyiv: A new curfew to commence in Kyiv from 8pm tonight to increase security of the city.
 
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Brest: Belarusian Military Radio relay station R-434 seen moving in convoy - for those who don't know this kit allows you to establish both radio and wired comms relay - it also enabled bridged taps on civil / military communication.
 
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Intelligence: Russia has taken to trying to jam NATO plane's radar:​



Air Serbia cuts its connections to Russia now too. Was the last connection russians could use to fly Europe

https://www.exyuaviation.com/2022/03/air-serbia-to-reduce-russia-operations.html?m=1
They are just reducing frequency - not severing ties:
"indicating flights between Belgrade and Moscow will likely run seven to eight times per week instead of the current fifteen weekly operations. "
 
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That is my fear. Russia is too deeply invested now to back down without shame. It enjoys clear air superiority and if conventional means fail then it will resort to even more brutal means. Ukraine needs to make political and geographic concessions before both sides dig even deeper the messy hole they are in right now.

At the end of the day the Ukrainian political establishment completely miscalculated the level of support they would get from NATO. Why is a question we will find the answers to in the coming years but they have to swallow the bitter pill now and accept that the Russian army will only become more and more brutal. Take Finland as an example. The Finns put up fierce resistance during the winter war and even though they eventually ceeded Ingria and Karelia to the Soviets, they were still able to come out of the conflict with their heads held high. If Ukraine has to make concessions to resolve this fast and save Ukrainian lives and reduce the economic rebuilding cost of the country, then so be it. They can still end this conflict on a relatively good note right now.
This would work assuming that Putin would agree to any form of negotiated settlement which Ukranians can accept with self respect. As per the French President, Putin has set his mind to capture entire Ukraine.

Given that he still retains the capacity to do so, I assume that he will just keep going with his conquest until Ukraine surrenders. :undecided:
 
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In Kiev, the prime ministers of Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovenia will present a package of specific support for Ukraine: Unclear what this will consist off - PAP

Literally children - Identifies of two Russian soldiers skilled in Ukraine - Image edited to conceal the remains by myself.
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