[kiryandil]

"What Ukraine has done in the past month, starting with Kursk, is not going to turn around the war by any means," Abishur Prakash, the founder of The Geopolitical Business, Inc., a strategy advisory firm in Toronto, told BI.

"But it's definitely changed the war," he added.

That ol' sunshine up the skirt...

       

[Rdct29]

The Kursk incursion could turn out to be a big mistake for Ukraine. Resupplying their troops in the area will get harder as Russia moves more assets into the area. The Russians are still advancing in the East. They are gaining ground much faster than they were before the Kursk invasion. If Ukraine wanted to force Russia to move troops from the Eastern front to Kursk they failed. If they get driven out of Kursk in a month or two and suffer heavy casualties it will be a huge failure. The outcome is still unknown.