Ukraine’s 2023 counteroffensive and the strategic zugzwang of Western expectations
From the outset, Ukraine's 2023 counteroffensive faced a near impossible balancing act between domestic liberation imperatives and Western impatience
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Documenting Russian war crimes now makes healing & justice possible for Ukraine at war’s end
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