Putin, US election

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Voices: Who does Putin actually want to win the election? As a Russian American, I know the answer
The Kremlin has reportedly developed two alternative plans for resolving the military conflict with Ukraine — one in the event that Trump wins and another for if Harris becomes president
Putin is in no hurry to end the Ukraine war, no matter who wins the US election
But it means that Putin likely believes he can continue to wage his war of attrition against Ukraine with Harris as president as she likely won't provide enough military aid to defeat his forces. It's a war Putin has staked Russia's economic future on, underlining the importance of victory for the Russian leader.
Putin unlikely to come to the negotiation table, regardless of who wins US election
American policy on Ukraine is at a crossroads, but that won’t necessarily translate to a turning point in peace negotiations, analysts say.
Putin is unlikely to negotiate, whoever wins in United States – CNN
Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin is unlikely to sit at the negotiating table to end the war in Ukraine, regardless of who wins the US election. Source: CNN Details: According to observers, American policy is at a crossroads,
Putin unlikely to negotiate no matter who wins US election - CNN
Russian leader Vladimir Putin is unlikely to come to the negotiating table. Even the US election is unlikely to affect this, reports CNN. According to the newspaper, if elected, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris is expected to largely continue the policy of the current President Joe Biden's administration,
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