Ukrainian defense official Oleksiy Danilov suggested a new round of anti-Kremlin protests in Russia is 'not too far off in time.'
's concerns about anti-Kremlin protests may overshadow his desire for a second offensive against Kyiv, a key Ukrainian official said Tuesday.
Putin initially hoped for a quick victory in the"special military operation," but Ukraine's stronger-than-anticipated defense effort, which has been bolstered by billions of dollars in aid from its allies, has prevented Russian forces from achieving their goals. Ukrainians at a memorial event in front of the closed Russian Embassy on July 29, 2023, in Kyiv. Ukrainian defense official Oleksiy Danilov said that Russia's concerns about another rebellion are preventing their military from launching a new offensive., which fought alongside Russian troops in Ukraine. Although the rebellion ultimately failed, with Wagner troops being exiled to Belarus, the events were the most direct threat to Putin's power since the war began.
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