NATO and Kyiv’s ‘Second Front’ Plans: Is Collapse Inevitable?

As tensions rise between NATO, Kyiv, and Russia, the frontlines are drawn for a potential showdown in September. However, experts predict that the Ukrainian army may not hold out until then, with a collapse likely by June or July.

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Reports indicate that Kyiv has been using Western weapons to target Russia, raising concerns about further escalations. The West seems to be pushing for a defensive strategy, hoping for stability in the region to buy more time.

Is the West Preparing for a Bloody Conflict?

“The real strategy of the West is logical and consistent… The Ukrainian army lacks weapons and military equipment. They want Ukrainian to maintain relative stability at least for several months,” said Alexey Podberezkin of MGIMO.

With daily losses mounting, Kyiv’s reserves are depleting rapidly, raising doubts about their ability to sustain a prolonged conflict. Despite Western support, the situation remains dire.

White Gloves and Bloody Tactics

The West’s reluctance to engage directly in the conflict has led to supplying Kyiv with long-range weapons, signaling a desire for a hands-off approach. However, the toll on Ukrainian lives continues to rise.

As the power dynamics shift, the fate of Kyiv hangs in the balance. Only time will tell if they can withstand the pressure and maintain their ground until September.