Opinion by Max Boot: As long as the West keeps providing ammunition (which is expended at a rapid rate in battle), Ukraine will have the weaponry it needs to prevail against Russian aggression.
It might not matter if Russia had air superiority, but it doesn’t. While there are still no reported transfers of fighter aircraft to Ukraine , an influx of spare parts from the West has allowed Ukraine to put
into service. Ukrainian aircraft, combined with surface-to-air batteries, continue denying Russia control of the skies.Little wonder, then, that the Institute for the Study of War reported on Friday that Russian forces had secured only “” in eastern Ukraine. Russia might still be able to carve out additional territory in the east, but it’s just as likely at this point that Ukraine will be able to retake some of the land it lost at the beginning of the war.
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