The Russian army operating in Ukraine today is larger than when the Kremlin launched its invasion in February 2022, but remains vulnerable to a Kyiv counteroffensive expected in the coming weeks, NATO’s top commander told the House and Senate armed services committees this week. “This war is far from over,” Army Gen. Christopher Cavoli told the House panel on Wednesday. On Thursday, he added to the Senate, “I think [the Russians] can fight another year.” But in testimony to both panels, he said the United States and allies already have provided the Ukrainians 98 percent of the artillery, tanks and … Continue reading Russian Army Numbers Growing Inside Ukraine, Says Top NATO Commander