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I spent 8 winters in Sough Dakota on a Military base as a dependent, served with NATO in Europe for 3 yearsI dont know why everyone is going on about nuclear weapons like Russia has some sort of death wish. They have a somewhat of a failure of a military operation on their hands but their prime objectives are secured or are at least where they think they are secured. NATO' isn't going to go in and wrest the Eastern Provinces of Ukraine out of Russian hands. . The Russians will spend the next few months securing the border and the Ukrainians are going to end up falling back to their new borders. The Russians and Ukrainians know their land and the limitations of trying to fight a war in the winter. If you have never been in a Russian winter go to North Dakota for a while in January and February to get a feeling for it. Nothing gets done and the early spring is a mud bog. By the late spring when its possible to move again the border between Russia and Ukraine will be fortified and pretty much set in stone.
US military TRAINS for winter war, I would hope the Ukrainians and Russian do the same
a check of the weather history of Ukraine, it's nothing worse that I experienced in Germany
I trained in Colorado where the winter weather was -20 dec F, it never slowed us down