Title: Experts Highlight Changes in Putin’s Strategy a Year and a Half After Invasion
Published: August 26, 2023 at 17:00
Updated: August 26, 2023 at 17:00
Former foreign minister Carl Bildt and Håkan Gunneriusson, from the Risk and Crisis Research Centre, have shed light on the evolving strategy and actions of Russian President Vladimir Putin since the invasion that occurred a year and a half ago.
According to Bildt, Putin’s approach on the ground has shifted towards a mainly defensive stance. While Russian forces were initially aggressive during the invasion, they have now transitioned to a more defensive position. This change in tactics indicates a potential shift in the overall strategy employed by the Russian president.
Gunneriusson, an expert at the Risk and Crisis Research Centre, notes that the armed forces have gained more influence over the operations. This suggests that military decision-making has become more prominent, potentially reflecting a strengthening of the military’s role within Putin’s administration.
These expert assessments provide crucial insights into Putin’s evolving approach, painting a picture of a president who has modified his strategy following the initial invasion.
It is important to monitor these developments closely, as they may impact future geopolitical dynamics and potentially influence the international response to Russian actions.
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