Russian President Vladimir Putin could find Mother Nature working harder against his troops as Ukraine's weather gets warmer.
in Ukraine. Not only did that plan not pan out, but now his forces will likely be put at a disadvantage by Ukraine's warmer weather.
After suffering numerous battlefield setbacks during large parts of his 2022 campaign in Ukraine, Russia hadwinter to help right his military's course, some observers have said. Putin reportedly counted on the cold weather freezing Ukraine's muddy terrain to allow for better tactical maneuvering by his troops, while artillery strikes targeted civilian infrastructure to take out sources of heat and electricity.
In the main image, Ukrainian soldiers are seen atop a tank in a muddy field near an undisclosed frontline position in eastern Ukraine on November 28, 2022. The smaller picture shows Russian President Vladimir Putin participating in a virtual ceremony at the Kremlin in Moscow on March 2, 2023. Weather may present Putin’s military with a large disadvantage in Ukraine.John Spencer, a retired U.S.
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