Putin ‘Really Scrambling’ to Find More Troops for War: Ex-NATO Commander

Putin ‘Really Scrambling’ to Find More Troops for War: Ex-NATO Commander

Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander James Stavridis said Friday that Russian President Vladimir Putin is “scrambling” to find more troops to fight in Ukraine despite Moscow recently claiming that its forces captured the city of Soledar.

During an interview with MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell, Stavridis weighed in on reports that Russia is resorting to prisoners, the Wagner Group, reservists, and others to fight in Ukraine.

 

Putin ‘Really Scrambling’ to Find More Troops for War: Ex-NATO Commander

Putin ‘Really Scrambling’ to Find More Troops for War: Ex-NATO Commander

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