Ukraine’s recent attack on Kursk has shattered the security narrative in Russia that Vladimir Putin has spent years building. According to a BBC analysis, the Russian president cultivated the belief that he was the protector of Russians and the man who would make his country not afraid of external enemies. With this rationale, he also decided on the war in Ukraine, since “the Nazis of Kiev were threatening the Russians”. However, the invasion of Ukraine had the opposite effect. The country became isolated and now there is more NATO on its country’s borders than in the past. Thus, all he had left to demonstrate was that his people were not in danger of an invasion of their lands. The Kursk attack, however, changed this situation. “During his two-and-a-half decades in power, Mr. Putin cultivated his image of the security of the one man in this vast country capable of keeping […]
Source: News Beast
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