We have been warning Moscow for weeks that, in the end, Russia will be weaker, and not stronger, for launching this war. This is already proving true. The question is how much devastation President Putin is willing to wreak for this enormous mistake.
On the recordMarch 6, 2022
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Linda Thomas-Greenfield discusses the consequences of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, emphasizing that it will ultimately weaken Russia.
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