In 2014 Putin bragged that he could take Kiev in 2 weeks. 4 1/2 years later he’s stuck in a quagmire and losing ground. It’s good to see Ukraine taking the fight to Russia and making the general population begin to feel some consequences for the actions of their leadership.
Sure but a dozen or so people die every time Moscow bombs Kyiv. Russians experiencing economic inconveniences in retaliation doesn’t really cut it. I want to see the current course leading to a turn of the tide, or else we’re simply not doing enough for Ukraine.
In 2014 Putin bragged that he could take Kiev in 2 weeks. 4 1/2 years later he’s stuck in a quagmire and losing ground. It’s good to see Ukraine taking the fight to Russia and making the general population begin to feel some consequences for the actions of their leadership.
Sure but a dozen or so people die every time Moscow bombs Kyiv. Russians experiencing economic inconveniences in retaliation doesn’t really cut it. I want to see the current course leading to a turn of the tide, or else we’re simply not doing enough for Ukraine.
It sounds like you’re suggesting they firebomb the city