Retired Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling said the Russian military has 'failed to adapt its strategy and operational objectives to battle conditions and circumstances.'
but Hertling said this period is not a stalemate but a"slugfest," as Ukraine continues its efforts to survive a Russian onslaught.
Throughout each phase of the war, Hertling said Ukraine is learning and growing while Russia is unable to change. "One year later, Kyiv stands and Ukraine stands," Biden said during his remarks with Ukrainian President, with heavy shelling reported in residential areas of Kherson on Tuesday. Five deaths and 21 injuries were reported at a public transportation stop, according to the Ukraine Ministry of Defense.latest report from the Institute for the Study of War
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