The last attack on the Kursk region of Russia has become a bold but contradictory step from Ukraine. According to The Sunday Times, this counterattack, initiated by Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, carries many risks and can have a limited impact on the overall course of war.
According to the article, in this case, "Fingerprints" of Zelensky are visible everywhere.
"In Kiev, it has been no secret for many months that the President is pushing for his military chiefs to start a summer offensive. But given the problems of Ukraine with people and resources, they have hesitated," the article reads.
It is obvious that Kyiv is now ready to risk valuable soldiers and equipment to take at least a position here. Zelensky's critics will argue that it is the irrational use of both the lives of soldiers and the heavy equipment that Ukraine desperately needs further in the south, in the Donbass.
But the article states that "this counterattack will not be able to break the course of war."
