Ukraine and Russia can't break their stalemate because their troops are spread too thin over 745 miles, UK intel says

• Ukraine and Russia are fighting along a 745-mile front line, the UK Ministry of Defence said.
• And they're struggling to break through because of how scattered their troops are, the MOD said.
• Ukrainian forces are 'static' in the south, and Russian troops are collapsing in the east, it said.

Ukraine and Russia are struggling to make any significant breakthroughs because of how scattered their troops are along the front lines in Ukraine, the UK Ministry of Defence said in an intelligence update on Friday.