One hundred days after Russia invaded Ukraine, Moscow’s rosy view of the conflict clashes with the reality of its predicament
One hundred days after Russian President Vladimir Putin defied Western warnings and, Kremlin officials and supporters say the war is proof of Moscow’s independence and power.
But Russia’s economy has suffered, as the U.S. and its allies have rallied behind Ukraine, which scuttled Moscow’s attempt to capture the capital Kyiv. And despite recent military gains in the east Mr. Putin could face long-term domestic pressure should
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