What Would Happen If Russia and the US Went to War

below. Cut off from outside supply, they will eventually starve or be forced to surrender. With US forces within sight of Mariupol by the end of the week and one hundred thousand Ukrainian soldiers trained and equipped in the past two months, Russia faces a choice. Admit defeat in Ukraine and retreat to its own borders, continue a senseless defense of the occupied territories that is doomed to fail at great cost to its own troops, or expand the conflict through the use of nuclear weapons. In

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has become a modern-day Desert Storm, U.S. forces and their Polish allies, working in tandem with Ukrainian defenders, have rolled back most of Russia's advances in a matter of weeks.

The deciding factors are superior morale, training, equipment and the fact that Russia has not been able to adequately resupply its forces for weeks. But the victory has not been free for the United States and Poland. There are thousands of dead and injured, and the loss of aircraft is significant. Stockpiles of air defense and ground attack missiles have also been significantly depleted; Replenishing it will take years and leave the US military vulnerable to any sudden Chinese aggression in the Pacific. One of the United States' greatest modern weaknesses is its lack of a robust industrial mobilization capability, forcing it to replenish losses in missiles and equipment through a slow, steady trickle that will take the better part of a decade.

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