Putin Has a Masterplan to Make NATO Pay Dearly for Supporting Ukraine and It Boils Down to 2 Words
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While Ukrainian European supporters are facing a multitude of domestic challenges — violent protests by students in France, the rise of right-wing forces in Germany and an increasingly serious fuel crisis across the continent — Russian President Vladimir Putin is pushing for a collapse of European support for Kiev in the coming months, Russian and European officials and analysts say, reports The Washington Post.
Putin Has a Masterplan to Make NATO Pay Dearly for Supporting Ukraine and It Boils Down to 2 Words
Germany's intelligence chief warns Putin is stepping up a "shadow war" as Europe faces a fuel crisis, unrest in France and rising populist parties skeptical of Ukraine aid. One analyst argues Russia is exploiting Europe's troubles, but warns that blaming Moscow for every problem risks becoming a boy-who-cried-wolf trap.
There are alarm signals coming from Europe. A bomber at an airport in Germany, a hot letter about a nuclear attack and a sabotage against a drone factory in Estonia. The attacks are said to be part of Putin's shadow war to create panic and prevent countries from helping Ukraine in the war. But in recent times the temperature has risen among European leaders - is Russia preparing a new regular invasion? Program Director: Robert Barkman. With Bo T…
Europe is mired in student protests, political turmoil, and a fuel crisis. Taking advantage of this, Russian President Vladimir Putin has launched a fierce attack on Ukraine and escalated hybrid warfare against Europe, attempting to exhaust Europe's willingness and ability to aid Ukraine by next spring and summer. Experts suggest that Putin's aim is not truly to attack Europe, but rather to force Europe to follow the path of US President Trump a…
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