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Putin Has Once Again Overplayed His Hand in Ukraine

Alexander Gabuev
  • September 23, 2022
  • Financial Times
Summary:  Given the Russian president’s impulsive manner and how much he believes is at stake for his regime and his legacy, any decisions are unlikely to be a result of dispassionate discussions in the Kremlin.
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