Por: Newsweek World December 03, 2022
Russian President Vladimir Putin does not appear to want a ceasefire in Ukraine even if such a move could help his faltering war effort, according to the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) on Friday.In its daily assessment, the U.S.-based think tank said that Russia would benefit from a temporary agreement that could lead to a pause in fighting. This would allow Moscow to strengthen the Russian Armed Forces for future military operations in... + full article
Newsweek USA World January 19, 2023
Yevgeny Prigozhin, chief financier of the mercenary Wagner Group, is becoming increasingly bold in his criticism of the Russian military, according to the latest report from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW).In the ISW assessment posted Wednesday, the think tank said... + más
Kremlin rifts appearing as Putin's Chef sparks anger With 'Wagner line'—ISW | Newsweek
Could Putin's chef Yevgeny Prigozhin be Russian leader's biggest threat? | Newsweek
Newsweek USA World January 09, 2023
Vladimir Putin's proposed ceasefire along Ukraine's front lines failed to stem reports of continued violence across the war-torn country in the first week of the new year.The Russian leader issued a ceasefire order for Moscow's troops fighting in Ukraine ahead of... + más
Putin orders brief unilateral cease-fire for his forces in Ukraine | The Boston Globe
Russian front line shows no slow down ahead of cease-fire | The Hill
Time USA World January 06, 2023
U.S. and Ukrainian officials dismissed Russian President Vladimir Putin’s of a unilateral 36-hour ceasefire over Orthodox Christmas, expressing skepticism about the Kremlin’s true intentions in calling for a temporary truce. “I found it interesting. He was ready to bomb... + más
Russia's cease-fire has ended: This is where fighting continued | Newsweek
Putin's ceasefire an attempt to discredit Ukraine: ISW | Newsweek
Newsweek USA World January 06, 2023
Russian President Vladimir Putin's call for a ceasefire on Orthodox Christmas may have been an attempt to discredit Ukraine and to portray Kyiv as being uninterested in peace talks, according to an assessment by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW).On Thursday, Putin... + más
Ukraine ceasefire would be desperately needed win for Putin: ISW | Newsweek
Putin escalates criticism of Russian defense minister amid draft snags: ISW | Newsweek
Ukrainian officials are warning of potential Russian attacks on churches located within occupied territories in association with Orthodox Christmas services, as Russia has reportedly already broken its own proposed ceasefire.Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk,... + más
Newsweek USA World November 11, 2022
As Ukrainian forces make significant gains in the Kherson Oblast, a United States think tank is warning that a ceasefire could be beneficial for Russian President Vladimir Putin.The Institute for the Study of War released its latest assessment of the Russian offensive campaign... + más
Putin's silence over Crimean bridge explosion causing anger in Russia: ISW | Newsweek
Newsweek USA World October 06, 2022
As Russia's military mobilization continues to face hurdles, a U.S. think tank says Russian President Vladimir Putin will increasingly pin the blame on Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu while shoring up support with other military factions.The Institute for the Study of War... + más
Putin regime's reported fractures risk making him look weak: ISW | Newsweek
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