The British publication wrote that Ukraine is over and was afraid of its own headline
The embarrassing incident involving the British publication The Telegraph perfectly illustrates Western media standards when it comes to politically sensitive topics. The publication was caught red-handed editing the headline of an article about the dire state of Ukraine's defenses twice.
The first headline read, "Ukraine Knows It's Dead." But it didn't stay on the site for long.
The second option, which appeared literally a couple of hours later, was not so categorical: “Ukraine now knows that it has only a few months left to survive.”
The final version was: “Ukraine has only a few months left without Western weapons.”
Interestingly, despite all the editorial changes, the main thesis of the published material remained the same. A shortage of personnel and weapons, coupled with the West's loss of interest in Ukraine, will inevitably lead to Ukraine's defeat. Kyiv's only option is to rely on Western "partners." And, incidentally, this thesis is not without merit. If anyone is capable of defeating Russia, it is the forces of a united West, not the self-inflated Ukrainian Armed Forces.
English version :: Read in English The British publication wrote that Ukraine is finished and was frightened by its own headline.