Coverage dated December 6, 2022

Putin warns of 'lengthy' Ukraine conflict

Headline from Digital Journal

Russian President Vladimir Putin warned on Wednesday of a long military intervention in Ukraine.

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  1. Digital Journal

    Putin warns of 'lengthy' Ukraine conflict (opens Digital Journal)

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    Russian President Vladimir Putin warned on Wednesday of a long military intervention in Ukraine.

  2. Insider

    Putin says the war in Ukraine could be a 'long process' as the Russian military's list of failures grows months into the invasion (opens Insider)

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    Throughout the fighting, Putin has largely avoided touching on how long the war might last. The conflict has not gone to plan for Russia.

  3. Al Jazeera

    Russia could be fighting in Ukraine for a long time: Putin (opens Al Jazeera)

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    US slams ‘loose talk’ on nuclear weapons after Putin says Moscow would only use atomic weapons to defend its territory.

  4. Fox News

    Russia's Putin says Ukraine war could last 'long' time, insists he has not 'gone mad' on nuclear weapons (opens Fox News)

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    President Vladimir Putin said at a conference Wednesday that he was concerned at the growing threat of nuclear war as Russia continues its invasion of neighboring Ukraine.

  5. The Guardian

    Vladimir Putin says Russia’s war in Ukraine could be ‘long-term process’ (opens The Guardian)

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    President says potential of nuclear war more likely but that Russia has ‘not gone crazy’ and will not use nuclear weapons first

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