US EditionKremlin Uneasy About Return of Ukraine War Veterans – Reuters
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Internal reports warn that the return of soldiers could trigger violent crimes, alcoholism and economic tensions reminiscent of the post-Afghan chaos of the 1990s
Russia fears return of participants in war in Ukraine – media
Vladimir Putin is viewing the prospect of an army returning en masse as a potential risk that he wants to carefully manage to avoid destabilising society and the political system he has built, three sources close to the Kremlin told Reuters.
Kremlin Uneasy About Return of Ukraine War Veterans – Reuters
Russian officials, including President Vladimir Putin, are increasingly worried about how large numbers of soldiers returning from the war in Ukraine could disrupt society, Reuters reported Tuesday, citing Kremlin sources.
Vladimir Putin's nightmare with the return of war veterans to Ukraine - World Stock Market
The fear of a new “riot era” haunts the Kremlin. As sources in Reuters reveal, Russian President Vladimir Putin fears that the mass returns of the soldiers from the war to Ukraine will destabilize the country and lead to an increase in crime. The scenario that concerns him strongly is the repetition of the 1990s, when the Afghanistan veterans, without prospects, ended up being organized into gangs. The problem, according to analysts, is already …
It symbolizes the challenges of returning war veterans to society (Symbolic image - AI Generated) Upday Stock Images Vladimir Putin is facing growing fears of social instability that the return of thousands of veterans from the war in Ukraine could bring. According to Reuters, the Russian leader fears a repeat of the social upheavals of the 1990s, when Afghan veterans fueled a wave of organized crime in Russia. The scale of the current problem f…
The Kremlin is deeply concerned about the mass return of hundreds of thousands of soldiers after the end of the war in Ukraine. According to Reuters sources, Vladimir Putin is concerned not only about the social problems associated with their psychological trauma, but also about political destabilization.
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