Russia’s Military Is TRAPPED – Will Putin Admit DEFEAT?

The War in Ukraine has lasted over 1,000 days, with heavy losses on both sides. While Ukraine's use of NATO aid and drone warfare has led to counter-invasions and strategic victories, Russia faces mounting failures—like the disastrous Kursk invasion. Despite massive casualties and desperate measures, including North Korean troop deployments, Putin struggles to regain control. What does this mean for the war's future?

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[ronkz]

Russia asking North Korea`s help was admitting weakness and defeat. If Putin knew this and still approved it it means they are desperate

[LouSassoler]

The fact they need North Korean troops to assist is EMBARRASSING. That's a defeat on its own.

[MW]

Putins ego won't let him stop. He'll ride Russia into the ground.

[MoDeLi]

Imagine having to parade your nukes around your population as a show of force

[disgruntledtoons]

Two things are for certain: Every military with a lick of sense will be shifting resources into drone technology. Also, Ukrainian scrap dealers will be rich.

[Jamie_D]

Defo a major win when they managed to get the black sea fleet to back off

[TiredHuman]

Admitting defeat will be a catastrophic blow to Putin; both reputationally and politically.

[ทิพวรรณแซ่ลิ้ม-ธช]

Remember the tale of the man that grabbed a tiger by the tail and then didn't dare to let go?

[scottmorin]

Doesn’t take long at all to train someone to absorb lead.

[jamesdavidsmith]

European countries need to step up to the mark.

[davidbabcock]

I’ve seen pictures of the Russian soldiers looking at one of their destroyed tanks and seeing the reactive armor had bricks inside instead of explosives. Not much protection.

[mikewhitfield]

Having forgotten how they once defeated Hitler by striking and turning his weak flanks of poorly equipped and trained Italians and Romanians, Russia proceeded to surround Ukraine with weak flanks of poorly equipped and trained conscripts and North Koreans.

[MrGrumblier]

$230 billion is still less than the US spends on peacetime defence spending in a year.

[richardotier]

Overlooked is Ukraine's technology advances, warfare communication intercepts, battle field intra-communications and sabotage by Ukrainian partisans. Ukraine fights like a 21st century developed country while Russia fights like a 20th century developing nation.

[prcrtion]

What I find strange is the fact that Russia's airforce, the second largest in the world, has been so utterly useless in this war.

[acgsmith]

Approaching 1 million casualties and nothing to show for it. Embarrassing.

[johnnylind-nj]

With a ego big as the entire world ?? No way in hell he will admit defeat, not even when he lay in his grave .

[AdamCook-qr]

He wants Ukraine and Europe to say that he won the war before he comes to the negotiating table. Ego much?

[kunkka-bgzw]

Putin still won't admit defeat so easily