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    Analysis: Vladimir Putin’s Next Move on Ukraine Is a Mystery

    Author: Editors Desk Source: N.Y Times
    January 11, 2022 at 21:59
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    The contradictory messages from the Kremlin have stumped officials and Russia experts, showing the Russian leader’s desire to keep his rivals on edge.

    Putin’s Next Move on Ukraine Is a Mystery. Just the Way He Likes It.

    The contradictory, sometimes menacing messages from the Kremlin have stumped Western officials and Russia experts, showing the Russian leader’s desire to keep his rivals on edge.

     
      A state-media photo of President Vladimir V. Putin at the Defence Ministry in Moscow in December.Credit...Mikhail Tereshchenko/Sputnik, via Reuters
      A state-media photo of President Vladimir V. Putin at the Defence Ministry in Moscow in December.Credit...Mikhail Tereshchenko/Sputnik, via Reuters


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