Maybe he can teach the Ukrainians how to play Dodgeball…
I think it's, for lack of better term, a missed opportunity on Putin's part.
If they'd successfully assassinated Zelensky early in the war they likely would have gotten away with it, but after the first few weeks I think that option has become untenable.
Once the war moved from initial invasion to military support rolling into Ukraine, I think Putin's space to do that without a NATO response had faded.
Also that he managed to survive thanks to someone in FSB leaking stuff supposedlySupposedly at the start of the war a bunch of Wagner guys got rolled who's job it was to kill him. F6.
He tried the 'ol covert way about 20x apparently...GRU ain't got shit on Zelensky's PSD.I'm surprised that Putin has allowed Zelensky to live this long. You know if Putin used any significant amount of assets, he'd be dead. He'd just drop a missile or ten on his grid square.
He tried the 'ol covert way about 20x apparently...GRU ain't got shit on Zelensky's PSD.
Spitballing, pretty sure there is a huge Muslim population that might be concentrated along that corridor that connect them to Russia. Turkey might be able to expand it's field of influence with a weakened Russia. ( Dagestan?)Waiting for the other shoe to drop.
What do they want? What's in it for them? What is their play?
In todays national daily Turkey has accused Sweden & Finland of offering a safe haven to "Kurdish militants." It was a little vague but Turkey has "got what it wanted."I think with Turkey it's as simple as equipment. They wanted F35s but they got...shot down and it didn't happen. I doubt they'll get those but maybe some block 60 F16s?
Part of the deal apparently involved the extradition of 30+ people Turkey identified as militants to itself as a nation.In todays national daily Turkey has accused Sweden & Finland of offering a safe haven to "Kurdish militants." It was a little vague but Turkey has "got what it wanted."