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Despite shrugs from some Biden administration intelligence chiefs as to whether Russian President Vladimir Putin’s threats are just bluster, there are growing concerns that the Kremlin means business and the United States is failing to prepare for an attack.
Russia's economy is smaller than that of Italy, and its military has yet to impress two weeks into its invasion of Ukraine. But the West is treating the crisis like a potential precursor to World War III for one simple reason: Moscow's massive stockpile of nuclear warheads and the growing fear that Russian President Vladimir Putin may resort to using the world's most devastating weapons.
Russia's economy is smaller than that of Italy, and its military has yet to impress two weeks into its invasion of Ukraine. But the West is treating the crisis like a potential precursor to World War III for one simple reason: Moscow's massive stockpile of nuclear warheads and the growing fear that Russian President Vladimir Putin may resort to using the world's most devastating weapons.
Delicate ceasefires held for several hours along humanitarian aid and civilian evacuation corridors in some areas of Ukraine Tuesday, even as Russian forces pounded other negotiated escape routes and local authorities warned that the number of civilians killed by Russian missile strikes continues to climb.
Delicate ceasefires held for several hours along humanitarian aid and civilian evacuation corridors in some areas of Ukraine Tuesday, even as Russian forces pounded other negotiated escape routes and local authorities warned that the number of civilians killed by Russian missile strikes continues to climb.