“I Need Ammunition, Not A Ride”: When A Leader Decides To Stay
The war expected to bring Kyiv down in days has entered its fifth year, while Zelensky’s presence became part of Ukraine’s resistance
The war in Ukraine is usually told through maps, tanks, drones, missiles and kilometers of territory gained or lost. But there is another way to measure a conflict: by observing how long a society can continue functioning while someone is trying to make it stop. That is where recent attacks on food warehouses, logistics companies, hospitals and humanitarian facilities take on a broader meaning.
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