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Battle plans Possible routes for Kyiv to break the deadlock with Russian forces

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After 15 months of fighting, the war in Ukraine is heading towards its most critical point. Kyiv has assembled a force – 12 brigades and perhaps 60,000 troops strong, if leaked Pentagon papers are to be believed – equipped largely with Nato-standard tanks, armour and artillery, and trained in part in the west.

Now Ukraine has to demonstrate that it has a path to a military victory, that it can push back the

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