Analysis: NATO Believes Russia's Kharkiv Offensive Faces Challenges

NATO's supreme allied commander for Europe, Christopher Cavoli, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy express concerns over Russia's ability to achieve a major breakthrough in Ukraine's Kharkiv region. Despite facing difficulties, Ukraine is receiving significant military support and reinforcements to stabilize the frontline and counter Russian advances.

The Russian forces are noted to lack manpower, skills, and capabilities necessary for a strategic breakthrough, indicating challenges in their Kharkiv campaign. While Ukraine confronts obstacles like thinning forces and artillery dominance, efforts are made to hold back the Russian offensive and prevent the creation of a new combat zone in the area.