US hopes to slow down Russia’s fighting in Ukraine. again, a warning

The Director of National Intelligence said that US intelligence expects a decrease in fighting in Ukraine to continue over the next several months, but that there is no sign of a decrease in Ukrainian will to resist despite attacks on its power grid and other critical winter infrastructure. Evidence is not visible.

Avril Haines said that Moscow’s aim was partly to weaken the will of Ukrainians to protest.

Avril Haines told the annual Reagan National Defense Forum, “We’re already seeing a kind of deceleration of the conflict … and we expect that’s what we’ll see in the coming months.” The army will be trying to re-fit and re-supply in preparation for a counter-offensive after the winter.

“We really doubt whether or not the Russians would actually be willing to do this. I think that’s more optimistic for the Ukrainians in that time frame,” Avril Haines said.

On Russian attacks on Ukraine’s power grid and other civilian infrastructure, Avril Haines said that Moscow’s aim was partly to weaken the will of Ukrainians to protest.

Avril Haines said, “I think we’re not seeing any evidence of that at this point.”

“It could have an impact over time, obviously. How much of an impact will depend on how much they chase, what they’re able to do, the resilience of that critical infrastructure, our ability to help protect them.” ability.

The economy of Ukraine is suffering very badly. It’s been devastating, and … obviously taking the grid down will affect that as well,” Avril Haines said.

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US hopes to slow down Russia’s fighting in Ukraine. again, a warning

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