Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukraine's military intelligence, predicts that the current Russian offensive will decline within one and a half to two months due to diminishing offensive capabilities, as historical patterns suggest that such operations typically do not last beyond this timeframe. Despite ongoing pressure, Budanov emphasized the need for proactive measures from Ukraine to prevent a repeat of past aggressions after a short lull. He noted that while the Russian offensive operations have been ongoing for nearly three months, any decline would likely be followed by renewed attempts to attack. The situation remains volatile, particularly around key areas in Donetsk Oblast, where intense battles are reported. Budanov reassured that the Ukrainian forces are preparing for potential future challenges, underscoring the importance of strategic preparedness as the war evolves. The outcomes will significantly depend on Ukraine's actions in response to Russian maneuvers.