Moscow appears exhausted, caught in the grip of Vladimir Putin’s strategic mistakes in Ukraine and a struggling mobilization. Meanwhile, even the Russian spies, exploiting the fearsome reputation of their Tsarist and Soviet ancestors, would find themselves on a downward parable.
The main problem is the front. “We know, and even the commanders on the ground know, that Russia is running out of supplies and ammunition,” said Sir Jeremy Fleming, chief of the British security agency GCHQ (which specializes in cyberespionage and counterintelligence). in a speech at the Royal United Services Institute think tank’s annual security conference.