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Chinese state media highlights Putin's daunting losses in Ukraine

Por: Newsweek World October 16, 2022

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Chinese state-media highlighted Russia's daunting losses on the battlefield, a rare admission of the ongoing challenges the Russian military faces in Ukraine from the Kremlin ally.China remains one of Russian President Vladimir Putin's closest international allies amid the invasion, which drew large international rebuke when Putin launched his special military operation on the Eastern European country on February 24. More than seven... + full article



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