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Europe News: As the Ukraine war enters a third year, Putin waits for Western support for Kyiv to wither. Get the latest updates and analysis on the ongoing conflict.

When the invasion of Ukraine began in February 2022, some analysts predicted it might take as few as three days for Russian forces to capture the capital of Kyiv.

With the war now entering its third year, Russian President Vladimir Putin seems to be trying to turn an initial failure to his advantage.

As the war in Ukraine enters its third year, Russian President Vladimir Putin appears to hope that he can achieve his goals by biding his time and waiting for Western support for Kyiv to wither while maintaining steady military pressure along the stalemated front line. Despite the Kremlin’s expectations of Ukraine’s collapse, however, the conflict has taken a heavy toll on Russia, draining its economic and military resources and fueling social tensions that are starting to emerge des...

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After blunting Ukraine’s counteroffensive from the summer, Russia is building up its resources for a new stage of the war that could involve trying to extend its gains in the

After blunting Ukraine’s counteroffensive from the summer, Russia is building up its resources for a new stage of the war that could involve trying to extend its gains in the

After blunting Ukraine’s counteroffensive from the summer, Russia is building up its resources for a new stage of the war over the winter, which could involve trying to extend its

After blunting Ukraine's counteroffensive from the summer, Russia is building up its resources for a new stage of the war over the winter, which could involve trying to extend its gains in the east and deal significant blows to the country's vital infrastructure

After blunting Ukraine’s counteroffensive from the summer, Russia is building up its resources for a new stage of the war over the winter, which could involve trying to extend its gains in the east and deal significant blows to the country’s vital infrastructure