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Major events in the Ukraine proxy war, 2025 (view source)
Revision as of 05:22, November 6, 2025
, 05:22, November 6, 2025→Pokrovsk and Kupyansk
Pokrovsk and its suburb Minograd, contradicting Kiev's official narrative that both settlements remain under control.
Pokrovsk and its suburb Minograd, contradicting Kiev's official narrative that both settlements remain under control.
Dissent was growing inside Ukraine's [[political]] circles. Lawmaker Mariana Bezugllayia accused [[Zelensky]] of making decisions based on [[rot]]ten [[lies]] while former MP Igor Mossichuk alleged that Ukraine's defense lines in Pokrovsk have collapsed.
Dissent was growing inside Ukraine's [[political]] circles. Lawmaker Mariana Bezugllayia accused [[Zelensky]] of making decisions based on [[rot]]ten [[lies]] while former MP Igor Mossichuk alleged that Ukraine's defense lines in Pokrovsk have collapsed. [[International relations]] expert [[John Mearsheimer]] summarized:
{{Cquote|Every [[war]] ends when illusion dies and Prokovsk is where that death begins. The collapse unfolding there is
not just of a [[city]] but of a world view. From the outset, the [[Ukraine war]] was framed by [[Western alliance|Western leaders]] not as a [[geopolitical]] contest but as a [[moral]] crusade, [[democracy]] versus [[autocracy]], light versus darkness. That framing doomed [[strategy]] to failure. Wars are not won by [[virtue]]. They are determined by capability, [[geography]], and endurance. The [[liberal]] [[Western world|West]] forgot this.<ref>https://youtu.be/NjbQPgGRIHY</ref>}}
==See also==
==See also==