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Even if we won the war, the fight with Russia wouldn't be over.
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Vladimir Putin (not unlike President George W. Bush) has led his country into a destructive war, yet the Russian political leadership enjoys wide public support.
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The phrase 'crossing the Rubicon' is derived from an allusion to Julius Caesar's crossing of the Rubicon in early January 49 BC. Caesar's crossing of the river sparked a civil war, which culminated in Caesar's lifelong dictatorship.
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Attempting to analyze Vladimir Putin's behavior or Russian politics using Western narratives is likely to fail.
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VLADIMIR Putin is due to undergo cancer treatment and will pass over control to his hardline intelligence director, according to a Kremlin insider.
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Putin avoids economic collapse by keeping oil exports robust in April while punishing Ukraine.
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The Biden administration is celebrating the intelligence community's performance during Russia's invasion of Ukraine, despite the fact that the war continues and US intelligence services continue to overestimate the military power of the Kremlin and underestimate Ukrainian resistance.
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What the Ukraine War Teaches Us About State-Sponsored Hacking
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The prevailing view holds that Vladimir Putin made a disastrous miscalculation.
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The White House recognized this week that sanctions are ineffective, but Biden thinks it's fine to shrug and say, 'Sure, sanctions have failed and are also causing food shortages, but that's just the price you little people have to pay!'
Even if we won the war, the fight with Russia wouldn't be over.
