"It would be in the Ukraine's interest to maintain momentum through the winter," he told The Daily Beast news website after claiming that Ukraine had the advantage in training, equipment and personnel.
"They have 300,000 pieces of arctic warfare kit, from the international community," Wallace said, a crucial requirement for staging a winter offensive.
This runs counter to what NATO deputy chief Mircea Geoana said last week. The Romanian told an EU-NATO forum that the alliance did not expect Ukrainians to make any "massive breakthroughs" on the battlefield before spring arrived. NATO head Jens Stoltenberg said allies would prioritize bolstering Ukraine's air defense after the fatal crash of a missile in Poland.
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