Russian forces have gained more territory in Ukraine this year than the Ukrainian side despite the Ukrainian counteroffensive that was launched in June, The New York Times reported on Thursday.
The report noted that despite nine months of heavy fighting in Ukraine, only about 500 square miles of territory have changed hands this year. Russia has gained 331 square miles while Ukraine has gained 143, a difference of 188, which amounts to Russia’s net gain in territory so far this year.
The map I saw look like north and South Korea. The lines barely moved.
“Russian forces have gained more territory in Ukraine this year than the Ukrainian side...”
Stalingrad wasn’t much territory, but determined the outcome of WWII in Europe.
Yay for our side!
Here’s another 40 billion.