The columns of wrecked and burned down Russian tanks and APCs beg to differ. Some of us still recall Russia hastily retreat from the north and North East of Ukraine because it failed to consider the effectiveness of Ukraine's defensise strategy, which owe much to the inflow of weapons like the Javelin.
> Ukraine is failing.
We're on year 2 of Russia's 3-day invasion.
Russia spearheaded it's invasion of Ukraine with troops carrying parade uniforms.
Ukraine sunk Russia's flagship and another half a dozen ships, and destroyed a submarine.
Russia is begging the US through back channels to at least grant a ceasefire in Ukraine.
Ukraine is holding on so well that Russia is depending on Iran and North Korea to keep it's war effort afloat.
Russia felt compelled to spark proxy conflicts to try to split the support away from Ukraine.
And now Ukraine is hitting Russia where it hurts: it's oil and gas industry.
What a weird definition of failing.
I wonder if you call Russia's invasion of Ukraine a success.