
The ominous signals Putin is sending
CNN
Frida Ghitis writes if Russian President Vladimir Putin is allowed to advance his troops along the Ukrainian border without serious consequences, he will continue to escalate his foreign policy of bullying and intimidation.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov called it "hysteria," but the words of Russian officials have long lost their credibility. After all, it was Putin who turned gaslighting into a political weapon.
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