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Ukraine: the reversal of expectations

First round victory went to Ukraine almost by default, but the second round will be more difficult as the Russians regroup in eastern Ukraine, allowing for their traditional, methodical tactics to function as designed.

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BY GWYNNE DYER
April 28, 2022

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