Russian TV Host Questions Kremlin Army's Ability: 'Are We Going to Fight?'
It was part of a larger on-air rant by one of Vladimir Putin's longtime allies.
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It was part of a larger on-air rant by one of Vladimir Putin's longtime allies.
The Pentagon admitted having to raid its stockpiles in Israel and South Korea to keep enough weapons but also supply Ukraine.
"Because Russia is losing on the battlefield, any hypothetical ceasefire is objectively a gift to Putin," a former U.S. ambassador tells Newsweek.
"Russia's military is broken," an urban warfare expert tells Newsweek. "It can still engage in battles, but it is no longer capable of waging a large campaign."
Russia recently retreated from Kherson, the only regional capital the military had held since the start of the war.