With the war now at its 1,000-day mark, both Ukraine and Russia are reevaluating their strategies in the face of new developments, such as North Korean troops joining Russia's ranks.
The recent uptick in violence may be indicative of each side attempting to bolster their negotiating position in anticipation of potential changes in US leadership and policy.
Ukraine's recent strikes on Russia's energy infrastructure highlight a shift in tactical thinking, aiming to capitalize on Western support to reverse the momentum of the conflict.
The implications of North Korean troops joining the Russian forces raises significant questions about Russia's recruitment challenges and the evolving dynamics of international military support.
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