Ukrainian soldiers attend the assault training in May 2024. A study suggests that Ukraine could push back Russian lines with 14 more fully equipped brigades.
Ukrainian soldiers attend the assault training in May 2024. A study suggests that Ukraine could push back Russian lines with 14 more fully equipped brigades.
  • Ukraine can go back on the offensive, but it will require more troops and equipment.
  • A RAND expert believes Ukraine can build a strike force capable of a decisive offensive.
  • Right now, Ukraine's biggest problem isn't lack of manpower, but lack of equipment.

With 14 to 21 well-equipped brigades, Ukraine could eject Russian forces from all Ukrainian territory, according to an American expert.