In Ukraine, the kind of European war thought inconceivable is chewing up the modest stockpiles of artillery, ammunition and air defenses of what some in NATO call Europe’s “bonsai armies,” after the tiny Japanese trees. 

While the heavy fighting in Ukraine is concentrated in the east and south, the capital of Kyiv in the northcentral region and its surrounding areas are subjected to a different kind of assault —  one relying on suffering and disruption as weapons.

Ukraine killed almost 13,000 Russian soldiers last month, the country's defence ministry has claimed. Meanwhile the UK Ministry of Defence has suggested Russian President Vladimir Putin is becoming increasingly reliant on ill-trained, ill-equipped, raw recruits eight months into the war.

For decades the strategy of the U.S. military was the ability to fight two wars simultaneously, but right now America would be hard pressed to be able to fight just one and as hard as this may be, the United States may even lose the next war if any conflict was fought today.

Russian forces have struggled to counter Ukraine's use of US-made HIMARS rockets.

The mission of the U.S. military is provide the military forces needed to deter war and ensure our nation's security, unfortunately the armed forces of the United States have now been infected with woke ideologies instead of focusing on its core mission of warfighting.

U.S. officials said this weekend that Russia is showing signs of “struggling” in its war against Ukraine, evidenced by President Vladimir Putin’s latest nuclear threats, attempts to annex parts of the neighboring country, and calls to round up hundreds of thousands of civilians as reservists.

The appeal by Moscow proxies to annex the eastern Ukrainian regions of Luhansk and Donetsk shows how much Kyiv's counteroffensive is worrying Vladimir Putin, according to an assessment by a U.S. think tank.