US spy chiefs say Putin is likely to escalate in Ukraine with no concern for civilian casualties

The US intelligence community believes that Russian President Vladimir Putin views the conflict in Ukraine as a "war he cannot afford to lose," suggesting he is likely to escalate the conflict without any concern for the number of civilians killed, the US's top intelligence chiefs told Congress.

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US spy chiefs say Putin is likely to escalate in Ukraine with no concern for civilian casualties

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