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E15 | Frost, rats and a gloomy mood. Ukrainians prepare for a hard winter on the battlefield

Danielle Piatkiewicz, Research Fellow at EUROPEUM, comments in a new article on the ongoing winter phase of the war in Ukraine.
11. December 2023

"The Ukrainian and Russian forces, on the other hand, went through this experience last winter, so it can be assumed that they will be better prepared for this and will adapt their strategies to the new conditions. But the Ukrainians continue to strengthen their defences and even respond with their own attacks on Russian infrastructure."

Read the full article here (in Czech).

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