Russian strikes on Ukraine creating dire situation, says analyst
Russia's hammering of critical infrastructure in Ukraine is creating a humanitarian catastrophe for the population and also a more complicated struggle for troops in the field, says Marina Miron, a defence studies expert at King's College London.
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