Russia's military offensive in Ukraine reportedly stalls with no new territorial gains in March, according to analysis from ISW
After more than two years of continuous military advancements, Russia’s offensive in Ukraine has reportedly stalled. Analysis from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) indicates that during March, Russian forces recorded no new territorial gains across the front lines. This stagnation marks a significant shift in the dynamics of the conflict, raising questions about the future of Moscow's military objectives in the region. This unexpected halt in progress was underscored by Ukrainian forces’ reclaiming of approximately 9 square kilometres during the same period. It illustrates not only a defensive resilience but also an active capacity to regain lost... [Continue Reading]
