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Have unanswered questions about the war? (Patreon)

Published:
2023-09-04 15:33:31
Imported:
2026-09

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Dear Kyiv Independent community members,

We are happy to announce our latest written war Q&A. If you have any unanswered questions about the war, from the progress of the counteroffensive to what this winter might look like in terms of energy security, we’re here to answer them.

If you have any questions about the war, please leave a comment below! You can also message us on Patreon or email your questions to community manager Brooke at brooke@kyivindependent.com.

We will collect the questions and answer them as a Q&A that will be published on our website. We won’t publicly identify who asked the questions.

Previous war Q&As can be found here and here.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Comments

BTinSF

Why do I see so many young conscription-age men not in uniform in video scenes of Ukrainian cities? In other existential wars, such as WW II, nearly all conscription-age men not working in vital defense industries were conscripted or volunteered. It's as if part of Ukrainian society is acting as if there's no war.

Sir Shoom

Please discuss the appointment of Rustem Umierov to the Defence Minister’s position and how it may affect Ukraine’s ability to take back occupied territories. Thank you.

mkb

We're a small drone manufacturer, how do we help?

NN

Is time on Russia’s side or on Ukraine’s side? In other words, which side is at greater long-term risk of running out of time in terms of: (1) soldiers; (2) weapons; (3) ability to pay for the war; and/or (4) internal support or at least willingness to go along with the war? If there is s significant risk that time is not on Ukraine’s side, then is the Western approach of “support as long as it takes” enough - or is failing to support a quick and decisive Ukrainian victory a massive failure of leadership? (These questions are inspired by recent commentary by Malcontent News that Russia has more people to throw at the war, and zero concern for people’s lives, so “as long as it takes” works against Ukraine, and the West must support a quick and decisive Ukrainian victory.)