Russia said that a Ukrainian brigade surrendered on the spot. Can this battle continue?

From the time I wrote this question and answer, the next 24 hours are the most critical. If there is still fierce fighting in the coming week, the situation will be a little out of Russia's control. If a month later, the war is still fierce. Instead of entering the stage of public security war, then Russia is in a dilemma. Then, if the war continues, Russia should consider how to end it in a less humiliating way.

At least I didn't see the news that Ukrainian brigade combat units surrendered without fighting. I haven't seen any news reports on news websites in Chinese, English or even Japanese. Even Russia's own English news reports only say 15 Ukrainian soldiers surrender! 15 people and a brigade, the gap is really too big. So, can you tell me where your news came from?

In fact, Ukrainian resistance will be the key factor in this war. If the war can be deadlocked for a long time, then Russia will be in a dilemma. But if Ukraine loses thinly, and a few days later the whole country is occupied and enters the public security war, then Russia will win.

Therefore, time is on Ukraine's side, but whether we can seize the advantage this time depends on Ukraine's fighting will.

If I had to guess, I would think that Ukraine is also a vast country, so it may not be so easy for Russia to solve Ukraine with "blitzkrieg". But this is just my own wishful thinking. After all, this is a battle between Ukrainians and Russians. I don't know which side has higher fighting will, so what will happen in the end depends on how the war situation will develop in the next 24 hours, a week and a month!

Again, the most favorable situation for Russia is to make a quick decision, quickly enter the public security war, support the puppet regime, and give NATO no excuses, which is the best situation. But as long as the war continues, the situation will be too changeable. Will NATO soldiers enter Ukraine as "volunteers"?

Or is it an excuse that Russia dropped the wrong bomb and landed in the territory of NATO member States, and then NATO fighters entered the war and drew a "no-fly zone", giving the Ukrainian army an umbrella and turning it into a tug-of-war? In short, after a long time, anything strange can come out. By then, whether Ukraine will become the next "imperial swamp" is still unknown. This becomes a blunt knife, slowly bleeding Russia. Look how long the blood trough in Russia is!

Therefore, if Russia wants to have a good result, it depends on how crazy the next 24 hours are and how hard the week is. Can Russia's three-axe Ukraine go on? Let's watch it.