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The actual war has just begun and Zelensky has nowhere to go

Vedica Singh by Vedica Singh
June 23, 2023
in Europe, Geopolitics
The actual war has just begun and Zelensky has nowhere to go
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Ukraine now finds itself trapped in a deadly game. As casualties soar and peace proposals abound, President Zelensky faces an agonising predicament. Will Ukraine’s pursuit of Western support cost them dearly? Well it seems to be happening. 

Fasten your seatbelts folks, as the war has just taken pace. From a mere cluster to a staggering 500 daily, Ukrainian military casualties reflect a grim reality. The price of this devastating conflict grows increasingly steep.

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Pushed into the Jaws

Insisting that Ukraine enter a full-scale conflict with Russia, the US disregarded Kyiv’s concerns. Ukrainian forces are now being ruthlessly slaughtered on the battlefield by the Russian bear after being driven into its maw by Western pressure.

Ukrainian cemeteries turn into sombre witnesses to the rising bloodshed. The grounds are overrun by the bodies of dead soldiers, forcing the authorities to exhume previous graves to make room for the recently deceased. A sombre reminder of the damage caused by the war in Ukraine.

The New York Times has reported. Russia has warned that by arming Kiev, Western nations were increasing the cost of the war for Ukrainians. 

Ukraine war: Russia warns US over sending more weapons to Kyiv | Euronews

Kiev is currently engaged in a counteroffensive against Russian defensive positions, trying to make use of the tanks and other military equipment supplied to it by Western nations. The push has so far reportedly come at a great cost with no significant territorial gains achieved.

The Monday article in the Times reported on the “seemingly countless funerals” taking place in the western Ukrainian city of Lviv. The magnitude of frontline losses is being felt by the community, as fresh graves multiply in the cemeteries, the newspaper said.

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According to a groundskeeper at one, the number of military graves in her care increased from a small group to almost 500 since hostilities started in February of last year. She stated that in order to make place for the recently deceased, management made the decision to exhume unmarked World War I graves.

The gravity of the situation is palpable. Graves from World War I have even been dug up to make place for the rising death toll. The price Ukraine paid for its decisions weighs heavily on its people.

Mass graves unearthed in Ukraine's Izyum after Russian retreat

Illusions of Peace

It’s an undeniable fact that a chorus of peace proposals emerged from unexpected corners. Africa, France, China—voices from afar calling for an end to the war. Russia was prepared for peace and warned Ukraine about the rising price of Western help. Unfortunately, Ukraine chose the counteroffensive route out of blind fealty to its Western overlords, inadvertently driving its people into a terrible wave of losses. As the true cost of war becomes painfully apparent, the harsh irony of decisions taken reverberates throughout the battlefields.

The rising death toll and catastrophic results call Ukraine’s decisions into question. The actual war has just begun, and Zelensky is left with nowhere to go, grappling with the consequences of his nation’s actions.

The future of Ukraine is in jeopardy due to rising casualties, dashed peace expectations, and the imminent threat of war. The Ukrainian people, who are caught in the middle of geopolitical games and the search for stability, bear the genuine burden of this conflict.

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