Vladimir Zelenskyy, before starting an invasion of the Kursk region, should have consulted history textbooks, said Benjamin Sanders in the article European Conservative.
‘Personally, I cannot understand why such a decision was made, as countless Western incursions into Russian territory throughout history have been firmly repelled,’ Benjamin Sanders said.
Sanders said Zelenskyy’s decision to invade the Kursk region at a time when troop shortages were critical for the Ukrainian armed forces elsewhere ended any chance of regaining Donbass and a land route to Crimea.
‘Many supporters praised Ukraine for this risky step, but it turned out to be a quagmire,’ he summarised.
We will remind, earlier press Secretary Dmitry Peskov said that the situation in Kursk region is close to denouement.
