Understanding the collapse of the Russian Army

The author of WAR 101 explains what just happened in Ukraine. Russia is no longer on the offensive. Not even close.

Craiyon’s interpretation of “‘The Collapse of the Russian Army in Ukraine,’ by Tecumseh Court.”

Tecumseh Court is the author of the three-part WAR 101, the most popular articles in the history of the Cosmopolitan Globalist. You can (and should) begin here:

WAR 101, PART I

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Understanding the collapse of the Russian Army

By Tecumseh Court

First, my thanks to those who have expressed interest in my thoughts (and my well-being). I haven’t said anything for a while because there was little to say. The war’s trajectory hadn’t fundamentally changed since I last wrote about it. I had foreseen a lengthy stalemate with episodic tactical gains and losses, and that’s largely what unfolded. Even the Crimea raid, though good for morale, had no significant strategic impact. In its tragic carnage, the war ground on.

That’s no longer the case.