Lithuanian intelligence: Russia could fight Ukraine for two more years at current intensity

The head of Lithuanian military intelligence, Elegius Pavlevicius, for Sky News said:

The resources that Russia now possesses will be enough to continue the war at the current intensity for two years.

Also the duration of the war will depend on the support of the Russian military by states such as Iran and the DPRK.

Pavlavičius added:

If you look at what Russia has today, for example, strategic reserve, equipment, ammunition, armaments, it can wage it with the current intensity for two years.