From The Straits Times · · 1m 30s
Ex-PM: Putin refuses to admit Ukraine war mistake
Former Russian PM warns Putin won't admit Ukraine invasion mistake.
In brief
Former Russian PM warns Putin won't admit Ukraine invasion mistake. Former Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov says Putin knows invading Ukraine was a mistake but refuses to admit it, continuing the war with confidence in a war of attrition. Originally reported by The Straits Times.
Former Russian PM says Putin knows Ukraine invasion mistake
Former Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov says Putin understands invading Ukraine was a mistake but refuses to admit it.
“He made a mistake that he cannot bring himself to admit”
Kasyanov warns of harsh winter for Ukraine
Kasyanov urges Western countries to apply psychological pressure on the Kremlin and supply Patriot missile systems to defend against Russian strikes.
Putin confident in war of attrition
Kasyanov says Putin is winning a war of attrition against Ukraine and believes he can continue the war without making concessions.
Kasyanov sees no revolt in Russia
Kasyanov states that despite war casualties and rising food prices, Russians have grown accustomed to high inflation over 30 years.
Kasyanov: Putin is calculating provocateur
Kasyanov describes Putin as a calculating provocateur seeking respect, not open war with Europe, who is a highly calculating cynic.
Kasyanov urges Western unity against Putin
Kasyanov warns that large military mobilisations could spark protests and urges Western countries to unite against Putin's actions.
Kasyanov: Putin fears nuclear button
Kasyanov says Putin fears the nuclear button more than many Europeans do and is a high-risk strategist.
What it means
Former Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov says Putin knows invading Ukraine was a mistake but refuses to admit it, continuing the war with confidence in a war of attrition.





