Multiple, check the Ukraine defence site on instagram or Facebook lots of updates added daily
In a box, on the box... now that would be nice.
Yes, and as you say, also surrounded by an excellent team
...'even' the guy who keeps the train network running. A friend of ours recently departed Kyiv station 30 minutes late, and arrived in Zaporizhzhya on time 
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Far more preferable if the Russian people said enough is enough and took him down. He can then visit The Hague for some cross-examination
I'm not so sure. Putin can simply go on conscripting and there's no suggestion that anyone is going to put a stop to that. Those conscripts might not be motivated but they'll be bussed to the front line and armed, so motivation or not, sheer numbers may wear the good guys down. Nor do I think he's going to simply allow his weapons supply to be exhausted, I assume they have been ramping up their production capability this past 12 months. Gotta pray the Chinese don't start supplying him. As for the West continuing to supply Ukraine then long may that last too but with the Presidential campaign getting underway at the end of this year the economic effect will certainly be high on the campaigning agenda.
I'll even offer them a dustpan and brush to scrape whatever's left off the floor beneath the high window he'll have accidentally fallen out of.
Read the story of how the residents of Sumy, without any military support, hardly any of them with any training whatsoever, with a small stockpile of weapons and ammunition and homemade molotov cocktails held out against Russian forces using Whatsapp to organise themselves and incredible bravery. Unimaginable that one day you're just going about your normal day, next day you are risking your life to defend your town. I'm sure the story has been repeated around Ukraine, but it seems the story of Sumy has continued to be highlighted by Zelenskiy in his speeches.
And the North Korean dynasty of dictators comes to an end too!
A constant line of untrained and unmotivated troops is a recipe for disaster. And they won't all be armed or even equipped properly. The first lot of conscripts didn't have basics like sleeping bags etc. Russia just aren't prepared for a war of this scale.
Yes, that would be a game changer. The West would then have to sanction China too. Is that really in China's interests? I hope not.
Their election is nearly 2 years away, and Europe and the US are pretty united. What would it mean for the future of democracy if the West allowed Russia to take over Ukraine? I don't think abandoning them is a realistic option for a democratic West.
I agree he'll go to whatever lengths he's able to, but I don't think that will win him this war. We'll see, and both hope Ukraine prevail.
In theory yes, but the actions of the US don't back this theory up. They've given way more than the UK or other European countries. Its not just up to them. Other countries could be doing more
Russia aren't an economic rival to the US, and they're no longer a military rival either, so there's no need for the US to do that. The sooner Ukraine win this war, the better for the US.
In addition to the above there’s also the risk of contagion of impacts into Europe. This winter will see a lot of economic problems, another one could have unforeseen consequences and threaten the integrity of the western union.
