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Putin Shows No Sign of Ending War as Russia Doubles Down on Ukraine

Putin appears determined to continue Russia’s invasion, despite battlefield losses, economic damage, and growing tensions with Ukraine and Europe.

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Putin Shows No Sign of Ending War as Russia Doubles Down on Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin shows no clear sign of ending the war in Ukraine, with his government expressing confidence in eventual military victory. Moscow appears encouraged by shortages of Ukrainian air-defense missiles and expects intensified strikes to increase pressure during winter. Russia is also demanding that European countries reduce military and financial support for Kyiv. Western officials accuse Moscow of escalating hybrid attacks, including cyberattacks, sabotage, and airspace violations. The developments suggest Russia is preparing for continued conflict rather than negotiations.

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