Ukraine is winning. Here’s what it needs to finish the job.
A recent trip to Kyiv, Dnipro, and Pavlohrad reveals that Russia's invasion of Ukraine is reaching a turning point. Ukrainian forces have regained roughly 500 square kilometers in the last six months in one sector, and intercept over 90% of longer-range Russian drones targeting civilians. The article highlights the resilience of Ukrainian civilians, who continue daily life amid drone and missile threats. Ukrainian troops showcased advanced drone capabilities, including the Vampire drone, which can carry up to four anti-tank mines and make 20 flights per day. The manufacturer Skyfall produces nearly 300 such drones daily. In Kyiv, officials expressed gratitude for US intelligence and support, and optimism following the NATO Summit in Ankara, where President Trump agreed to allow Ukraine to produce Patriot missiles. The article argues Ukraine is winning but needs continued Western support to finish the job.
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