A retired US Army general has discussed a new theory about Russian President Vladimir Putin and his attempts to block further support from the United States and Europe to Ukraine.
General Keane said he believed the Russian President was in the middle of conducting a “massive information campaign” in America.
General Keane said Mr Putin is hoping support for Ukraine will wane and that the war becomes “protracted” which could give Russia a strategic edge. General Keane’s arguments follow reporting from the New York Times which revealed American officials are convinced Mr Putin is instructing his spy agencies to disseminate propaganda to try to end US support for Ukraine.
General Keane pointed out that the US has another $5.2 billion in funding it has not yet spent on Ukraine which will last for another two to three months.
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