Ukraine: a nation fighting for its life. Russia’s military: leaderless, feckless, inept, but well armed and with lots of conscripts willing to die. With Putin weakened (think, attempted Wagner coup), could Ukraine negotiate a peace? If not, will the war simply become a spectator sport? What are each side’s options? General Spider Marks shares his analysis and opinion.
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