May. 11, 2022 . patrick.goodenough

Russian President Vladimir Putin likely believes that, despite setbacks to his military goals in Ukraine, he will be able to hold out for longer than Ukraine and its Western backers, Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines said on Tuesday, citing the economic impact of the crisis including rising energy prices.

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