Two years of war: is this the Ukrainians' Stalingrad? István Resperger, Inforadio, Arena

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The war, Russia's aggression in Ukraine, is in its second year. Have the parties' strategic objectives changed or not? Is the port of Odessa on the list of Russian targets that must be taken? Does this require a special Russian mobilisation?
Why are Ukrainian defence companies being attacked by the Russians? Is Ukraine running out of ammunition? How many millions of rounds of ammunition does Russia have? Is Russia also running out of ammunition? Why was the Western analysis wrong that the Russian army is strong and the economy weak? Is it the other way round?
After the failed Ukrainian offensive, is the strategic initiative now back in Russian hands? Has the development of Russian military capabilities brought about a technological and attitudinal change in the way in which Western assets have been used? How much reserve and what supplies do the warring parties have left? Why does the use of Western reconnaissance systems still represent a huge advantage for the Ukrainian army, which is short of ammunition?
Have we reached the climax, or are we only halfway through the war after two years? What is the culmination point in a war? Can it lead to a ceasefire? What battlefield or world political event could lay the foundations for a ceasefire? What could the US presidential election mean for the war?
What guarantee is there that Russia will not launch another attack after a while? Will Finnish and Swedish NATO membership reduce the chances of another Russian aggression? Where will the new Russian-Ukrainian border be? What is the Russian plan and what is the Western idea?
Colonel István Resperger, Director of the Szent-István Security Research Centre of the Hungarian University of Agricultural and Life Sciences, in Inforádió's Arena programme on 23.02.2024. The presenter is Tibor Exterde. Podcast.
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