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MEP Maximilian Krah: What do I even expect? More Ukrainian casualties, as cynical as that sounds. But we are in a state of war. And the casualties are so high that we are approaching the threshold of 30% of the population capable of military service. There is an international rule that says if you lose 30% of the population capable of military service, the war is over. For two reasons. First, the population no longer believes in victory but wants to preserve lives. Politicians are saying that if we sacrifice more young men now, the survival of our nation will be jeopardized because the population is running out. My guess is that Ukraine will face conscription problems this year, and so approval of the war within the country will drop. Second, the military superiority of the Russians is so great that even you realize there is no chance of victory. Because of this, pressure is building up to somehow negotiate within Ukraine. On the other hand, the West, based on their logic, cannot ag... Source: Slavyangrad
