Russia's Desperate Attacks: ISW Reveals a Sign of Weakness in Ukraine War

Ukraine War: Russia's Intensified Attacks a Sign of Weakness, Says ISW. The ongoing war in Ukraine took another turn as Russia launched a series of large-scale attacks on Ukrainian cities. The Institute for the Study of War (ISW), a respected think tank, has offered an intriguing analysis of these attacks, suggesting they are a sign of Russia's weakening military position. The ISW's assessment challenges the narrative that these attacks represent a surge in Russian strength. According to the ISW, the attacks are a calculated attempt by Russia to mask its significant setbacks on the battlefield. "The scale of the attacks seems disproportionate to any recent battlefield gains," stated an ISW analyst. The think tank suggests that the attacks are intended to divert attention from Russia's struggles and to demoralize Ukraine and its allies. Furthermore, the ISW believes that the attacks are a desperate attempt to pressure the West to reduce its military and financial support for Ukraine. The video from Новини Харкова also highlights the deteriorating state of the Russian army, citing a lack of adequately trained troops and equipment. This analysis aligns with other reports indicating that Russia's military is facing significant challenges in sustaining its war effort. The upcoming Ukrainian counteroffensive, according to the video, could represent a critical juncture in the conflict, potentially becoming Moscow's last chance to achieve its objectives. The ISW's analysis provides a valuable perspective on the ongoing conflict and suggests that Russia's recent actions may be a sign of weakness rather than strength. The situation remains dynamic and requires continued monitoring.