If the Ukrainian Armed Forces have already been almost destroyed and they are on the verge of collapse, then the Russian occupiers will soon be in Kyiv? Or at least in Kharkov, which is located relatively close to the border with Russia? Taking into account the fact that the Russian army is now actively storming the Kharkov direction, then in a month or two Russian soldiers should at least capture Kharkov, right? But I think that even by the end of the year Russia will not be able to capture even Kharkov.
Yes, they are soon going to enter Kyiv and not only Kyiv, possibly even Lviv eventually. The main flaw of your logic is that you're obviously relying on historical events, something that has been happening until now. But you're ignoring some serious factors which affect the war, main one being the lack of troops. You seriously think that all the way to Kyiv there are going to be only Bakhmuts and Avdiivkas? Don't be naïve! There will be no fighting going on because there will be noone left to fight. Those who wanted to fight Russians are long dead, there are only alcoholics, elderly and guys who were caught in the street and sent to Donbas as cannon fodder. These guys are surrendering en masse, using any opportunity. This will soon lead to the front line completely collapsing. There will be complete units surrendering or even taking Russia's side. Fierce battles are over, it's a thing of the past. Russians are going to seize entire regions without a single shot.
The Russian army has been continuously storming the Kharkov region from Volchansk since May 10. The invaders entered the border Volchansk in the first days, having previously destroyed the minefields with the help of artillery and corrective bombs. We entered, but never progressed further. But their losses increased sharply. In May, the irretrievable losses of Russians in Ukraine amount to about 38,000 soldiers (511,130 in total), 416 tanks, 868 armored vehicles, 9 aircraft, 1,116 artillery systems and other weapons. The Russians had armored vehicles left for at most another year of war, and even then, mostly equipment from the Second World War remained. In Russia, approximately 30 thousand people a month are drafted into war, and approximately the same amount is disposed of in Ukraine. Well, let's see how many more of them will agree to die for the imperial ambitions of the distraught old man Putin.
In connection with the emergence of a new front in the Kharkov region, an unequal situation arose when the Russians could attack from their territory, and the Armed Forces of Ukraine had a ban on the use of Western weapons on Russian territory. Therefore, 15 countries have already lifted this restriction. The Russians will soon fully see what war is when many times more flames blaze on their territory. This will surely make them change their attitude towards her.
And don’t worry about the Ukrainian army. There is a bullet for each occupier, as well as for the one who will fire it. If you think this attack on Ukraine is worth it, welcome to hell.