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Russian President Vladimir Putin, facing embarrassing military setbacks in Ukraine that are weakening his image at home and abroad, has taken steps toward escalation. His main aim may be to scare the West and stem the supply of weapons to Kyiv.

Vladimir Putin has reacted to multiple humiliating military failures in Russias invasion of Ukriane by ramping up nuclear threats and mobilizing more troops

Ukraine’s advances force the Kremlin to take desperate measures | Europe

The order was swiftly condemned by U.S. and European officials and comes as the Kremlin faces a significant problem in troops and workers and major setbacks.

Military expert and ex-Green Beret Dale Buckner told Newsweek of the reservists, "They wont fight hard. Theyre just going to try and survive."

Biden administration officials vowed to continue sending military, economic and humanitarian aid to help Ukraine defend itself against Russia.

"Any mobilization — partial or whole — seven months into a war means you're losing, not winning," a former US ambassador to NATO told Insider.

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Inmates describe visits by Yevgeny Prigozhin, reported head of the Wagner group, who is said to offer pardons for those who enlist

Russian president set to push through a series of measures that will escalate the conflict at a time when the Kremlin is losing