Zelensky and Wagner chief at odds over Ukraine's counteroffensive status.

TL;DR
Ukrainian President Zelensky and Wagner head Prigozhin have conflicting reports on the Ukrainian spring counteroffensive, with Zelensky saying the campaign needs more equipment and starting now would result in unacceptable losses, while Prigozhin claims the Ukrainians are already attacking his forces' flanks. Meanwhile, Ukrainians are erasing Russian culture, language, and monuments from their country in response to Putin's aggression, with some seeking the complete removal of Russian culture and history. The US ambassador to South Africa has accused the country of shipping weapons to Russia in violation of its nonalignment policy.
Topics:worldinternational-relations#counteroffensive#cultural-erasure#international-relations#nonalignment#russia#ukraine
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- Ukraine War: Kyiv Forces "Shaping" Operations for Counteroffensive The Moscow Times
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