US EditionThe Chances for Peace in Ukraine and Putin's Conditions: How to Explain His Intransigent Stance
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Sometimes it's not what is said that makes the biggest impression, but the reaction to it. In the Russian Far East, Vladimir Putin warned the West: Don't even think...More...
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin made a series of statements that only confirmed that the Russian president does not want peace. He continued to threaten that he would consider any allied troops on the territory of Ukraine “legitimate targets for destruction,” the Center for Countering Disinformation at the National Security Agency reported on September 5.
This was stated in the Center for Countering Disinformation. The CPD analyzed the latest statements of the Russian dictator Vladimir of Russia about the military aggression of the Russian Federation in Ukraine. All of them confirmed once again that Putin rejects any peace proposals, and his rhetoric about willingness to negotiate is just an attempt to delay time, according to the Central Intelligence Agency. According to Putin, he is supposedly …
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