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Putin Issues Some Frank Thoughts On 'Unpredictable' Iran War
Putin Issues Some Frank Thoughts On 'Unpredictable' Iran War
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday delivered some rare, wide-ranging and frank commentary on the US-Israeli war against Iran.
He compared the war and the Hormuz Strait closure, and subsequent impact on global energy, to the massive widescale impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. But he also stated that outcomes to the war are at this point too hard to predict.
via ZUMA press
The conflict, Putin explained, is now resulting in significant damage to international logistics, production and supply chains while putting intense pressure...
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