Russian strongman Vladimir Putin\u0027s keystone kops invasion of Ukraine has come at a bloody price.
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Putin had believed victory would be his in days — if not hours. He has now been reduced to emptying his jails in his quest for soldiers as hundreds of thousands of Russian men have fled the country. This aerial picture taken on December 7, 2022 shows an expert of the prosecutor’s office examining collected remnants of shells and missiles used by the Russian army to attack the second-largest Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine.Still, sources in Russia tell the U.K. Sun that the increasingly isolated Putin is willing to lose one million men in pursuit of an ever-elusive victory.
Inside the Kremlin, with a catastrophic war and a crumbling economy, Putin’s position has grown weaker.Article content Yuri Felshtinsky said the mounting death toll and disastrous invasion alone won’t lead to the Vlad Hatter being deposed.Article content
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