Message of intimidation to opponents.
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Geneva Russian President Vladimir Putin staged his power with a grand military parade on May 9, the day Russia celebrates victory over Nazi Germany. At the same time, however, Russian troops are making little headway in the sieges of cities in Ukraine, and even in the already occupied areas, the population is resisting.
Mark Kimmitt, retired Brigadier General D. of the US Army, relentlessly assesses Russia’s military performance in the illegal war of aggression in Ukraine. The former Assistant Secretary of State for Politico-Military Affairs stresses that the use of tactical nuclear weapons is part of Russian conventional warfare.
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Brigadier General, Russian President Putin did not announce a partial victory or even victory in his war of aggression against Ukraine, which violated international law, in his world war speech on May 9th. Putin remained rather vague otherwise. Can such a speech give Russian troops a boost in the field?
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