Putin 'likely' to resort to martial law in Russia to support his invasion of Ukraine, US intelligence
Putin 'likely' to resort to martial law in Russia to support his invasion of Ukraine, US intelligenceRussian President Vladimir Putin attends Orthodox Easter mass in Moscow, Russia, on April 24, 2022. Contributor/Getty Images
In addition to instituting martial law, Putin may also order more industrial production to make up for lost resources in the war.Russian President Vladimir Putin will"likely" impose martial law in Russia to support the war in Ukraine, a US intelligence chief said on Tuesday. that Putin may turn to"more drastic means" to keep his war going in Ukraine.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Ukraine latest: Putin likens Ukraine fight to World War IIOil fluctuated as investors weighed a pledge by the Group of Seven to ban imports of Russian crude against a cut in official prices by SaudiArabia and the impact of China’s energy-sapping lockdowns. Moneyweb Ukraine
Read more »
Putin says Russia defending 'Motherland' as Ukraine war ragesFierce battles raged in eastern Ukraine while Putin made his Victory Day speech against a backdrop of intercontinental ballistic missiles rumbling through Moscow's emblematic Red Square.
Read more »
Ukraine war: Britain, EU say Russia behind cyberattack against satellite internet modems in UkraineMay 10 (Reuters) - Russia was behind a massive cyberattack against a satellite internet network which took thousands of modems offline at the onset of the war in Ukraine, Britain and the European Union said on Tuesday.
Read more »
Putin: Launching military operation in Ukraine ‘the only right decision’
Read more »
Putin justifies invasion as fighting continues in UkraineRussian president offers no clues in Victory Day speech as to how much longer the assault will last
Read more »
Ukraine says Russia pounding Mariupol steel works, mayor's aide says 100 civilians remainUkraine said Russian forces were pummelling a steel works in Mariupol on Tuesday where a local official said at least 100 civilians were still holed up with the last fighters defending the strategic southern city.
Read more »