Ukraine winning war with Russia, retired U.S. generals say
Summary
Retired U.S. generals and a former intelligence official say Ukraine has gained the upper hand in the war against Russia. Ukrainian forces have retaken significant territory this year, helped by improved drone strike abilities targeting Russian forces and supplies.Key Facts
- Ukraine's army reclaimed about 600 square kilometers (370 miles) from Russia in 2026.
- The heaviest fighting occurs in southeastern areas like Oleksandrivka and Huliaipole.
- Retired Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley says Ukraine is achieving its military goals and keeping freedom of action.
- Ukraine uses short-range FPV drones causing over 90% of Russian casualties, according to President Zelenskyy.
- Since 2024, Ukraine has deployed long-range drones and cruise missiles, striking targets over 600 miles away.
- Ukraine’s forces have overcome previous limits by hitting targets 30 to 60 miles beyond the front lines daily.
- These drone strikes target Russian command posts, ammunition warehouses, and vehicles, weakening supply lines.
- Experts warn that current successes do not guarantee a final victory and the war remains fragile and ongoing.
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