Deluded Putin vows 'victory' after calling up thousands of troops as Ukraine captures 250 Russians in ‘zombie car’ blitz - The Sun | CROSS LINES

Russian President Vladimir Putin vowed victory in the war against Ukraine even as Ukrainian forces captured 250 Russian soldiers in a large-scale military operation. The statement comes as Moscow announced the mobilization of additional troops for combat operations.

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Deluded Putin vows 'victory' after calling up thousands of troops as Ukraine captures 250 Russians in ‘zombie car’ blitz - The Sun

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