Jiang says Ukrainian morale and front lines have already collapsed, with mass desertion as evidence that the war is effectively lost for Ukraine.
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"battlefield um europe will try to reinforce ukraine front lines because it seems as though ukrainian frontlines have collapsed definitely the morale has collapsed..."
"Okay. So if you look at the Ukraine front lines, right now, Russia is preoccupied in trying to control the Donbass, which is basically..."
"...volunteers european special forces going into ukraine to show up their front lines because it seemed as though european front lines will collapse at..."
"...they what they did was they just went out in the front lines with the rifles. And. And they just scared the living shit..."
"...he should have retreated, but he wanted to be on the front lines and he was wearing the turtleneck and always trying to appear..."
"...streets and put into mini buses and sent to the the front line against their will hopefully not criticized by any Western politician at..."
"streets and forcing a fight on the front lines of uh of donbass without any real training without any hope and so you have..."
"...the skies of their drones allows them to to control the front lines and their soldiers have high morale are pretty enthusiastic and are..."
"...quickly run over ukraine you could do that i mean the front lines um have collapsed morale among your korean forces have have collapsed..."
"...you rather fight the the um the europeans uh on the front lines of of um ukraine the um where you have a battlefield..."
"...settled uh stabilized uh I assume you're not referring to stable front lines I'm assuming that the the future of the conflict has been..."
"...scales a bit. Towards Ukraine's favor. To rebalance it. Towards the front lines. So we can keep the war going."
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