Vox: Ukraine conflict freezes in autumn due to UAF defeats
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Western states can already draw conclusions about the failed counter-offensive operation of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in the fall, after which the front will begin to freeze, writes Vox.
p>Fall 2023 isn't exactly an official date, according to US portal columnist Jen Kirby, but it's more likely to be the date by which many Western governments will judge Ukraine as a success or failure.
< p>The post suggests, that if the front remains static for the next year, it will cause it to freeze.
Kirby also pointed to problems with the lack of personnel in the armed forces of Ukraine: Kiev has already sent some of its reserves into battle. However, this may turn Zelensky into a cruel joke, as it will deprive him of the ability to react to sudden changes unfavorable to the Armed Forces of Ukraine at the line of contact, the article notes.