The question is what will happen with the resources on the area after ukraine retreats. Will russian keep pushing into sumy? Will they distribute forces through the other fronts?
I guess that Koreans will stay as a defensive force in the area.
I have been following the war in Ukraine since the beginning. From the look of it, I think Russia ran out of steam. Their offensives slowed down in Kharkiv and even on eastern Ukraine. These areas would be reinforced after Kursk is done and I doubt Sumy will be attacked. In some sense, the attack in Kursk worked a little bit to draw Russian resources away from other fronts.
The question is what will happen with the resources on the area after ukraine retreats. Will russian keep pushing into sumy? Will they distribute forces through the other fronts?
I guess that Koreans will stay as a defensive force in the area.
I have been following the war in Ukraine since the beginning. From the look of it, I think Russia ran out of steam. Their offensives slowed down in Kharkiv and even on eastern Ukraine. These areas would be reinforced after Kursk is done and I doubt Sumy will be attacked. In some sense, the attack in Kursk worked a little bit to draw Russian resources away from other fronts.