Op-Ed: What past wars can teach us about how the Ukraine war could end (via latimesopinion)
Every war must eventually end. But how will the last chapter of the Russia-Ukraine war read? With a bang, a white flag, or a begrudging agreement?
That strategy won’t work for Russia, though. The Ukrainians accurately perceive Russia as posing an existential threat to their country and have proven themselves willing to pay very high costs to continue fighting, with the escalation of Ukrainian deaths only steeling Ukrainian resolve.
Putin may not know — or care, even if he does know — that hundreds of thousands of Russian men have fled the country to avoid being drafted,
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