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As Russia launches a new wave of missiles, what is the state of Ukrainian resistance former governor of

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Ukraine has once again come under a withering garage of missile and drone attacks by Russia.

Kyiv, Khosan, Kharkiv, and Odessa

have all been attacked as Russia tries to wear down their air defense systems.

Moscow has also ordered the evacuation of residents from the occupied areas

close to the Zapporizia nuclear power plant, raising serious concerns about its safety.

For more than a year now Ukraine has defied expectations with its resistance, but

senior leaders, including the Defence Minister, are now trying to manage expectations about

that much anticipated counter-offensive.

The key, of course, is support from nations like the United States, but there seems to be

a sense that the NATO alliance is calling for visible results before providing more weapons.

Terry McAuliffe is the former governor of Virginia

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