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- Putin bets on dragging out the war, but analysts say theres a problem
Putin bets on dragging out the war, but analysts say there's a problem for victory in the war against Ukraine Putin's public statements suggest that he still believes Russian forces can win
- Putin Is Playing The Long Game In Ukraine — Here’s Why It Won’t Work
-Analysis-BERLIN — Russia will continue its war in Ukraine until Kyiv simply gives up That, in a few words, could describe the heart of the strategy that Vladimir Putin has put into place more than three years since his troops launched their full-fledged invasion This mindset was made clear during Russian-Ukrainian talks in Istanbul last month, when Putin’s chief negotiator, Vladimir
- Ukraine-Russia war latest: Kremlin says Russia on the verge of . . .
Ukraine war breaking news today as Putin's minister claims Russian economy 'on verge of recession' Minister says country is ‘on the brink’ of an economic contraction amid ongoing war in Ukraine
- Russia wants to drag out the war against Ukraine - Obozrevatel
Putin is betting on dragging out the war in Ukraine, but the West can thwart his plan: ISW names key factors
- Interview: Russia Bets It Can Outlast The Attention Span Of The West . . .
Russian President Vladimir Putin is betting on a conflict that could drag on for years, Roberts says, and "outlast the attention span of the West " For Ukraine, whose fighters are more
- The Limits of Putin’s Ambitions | Council on Foreign Relations
Executive Summary The limits of President Vladimir Putin’s territorial ambitions is a central question in Russian’s war against Ukraine: Will the Russian leader be satisfied with subjugating
- Putin issues WW3 warning and reveals one thing that will trigger NATO . . .
Vladimir Putin has issued a chilling warning about where Russia currently stands with the West - and stressed Germany could trigger WW3 if it makes one wrong move
- Putins threat to put long-range weapons closer to West leaves . . .
Speaking to international journalists in St Petersburg, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that Moscow would consider providing long-range weapons to others to strike Western
- Russia-Ukraine war: Vladimir Putin seen dragging out ceasefire talks . . .
Russian President Vladimir Putin is likely to try to drag out the timeline for agreeing to any halt to fighting in Ukraine to make sure the most favourable terms possible are secured for
- Explainer: Key challenges facing Putin if he gets a new six-year term
Alternatively Putin could allow the war to settle into a "frozen conflict" in which Russia would try to keep Ukraine in a chokehold by occupying the south and east of the country indefinitely
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