Biden said Putin might have fired several advisors or put them under house arrest
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The Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby said it was dangerous if Putin was misled by the reality of the war. Obviously, the US does not want them to do well in the war, said Kirby.
US President Joe Biden said Russian President Vladimir Putin might have fired many of his counselors or put them under the arrest of the house because the country occurred with the invasion to Ukraine. “He seems to be isolated alone and there are some indications that he has been fired or detained under the house. Some of his advisors,” Biden said commenting on US intelligence reports that Putin was not given information about the land of the reality of the war situation. In the midst of a lot of speculation about Putin’s wealth, the mental state, comment that came from the US President brought significance to know that Biden said he did not want to “put too many stocks in it” because there was not much evidence.
The US Department of State spokesman added the statement and said there were reports on Russian officials who were absent and the current conflict status was enough to prove that Biden misjudged and misled. “We have seen reports that various Russian officials have been absent, is totally wearing ice or, because the president is mentioned, even placed under house arrest,” said Ned Price.
“We have a reason to believe that President Putin feels misled. President Putin, if you see a trace record for the past five weeks, clearly makes some calculation errors,” said the price.
“Why will he make a pretty clear invasion will trigger a series of consequences that we put in advance? He clearly miscalculations if he thinks his troops will be able to achieve a quick tactical victory,” added prices.
The US intelligence report said Kremlin officials were too afraid to say the truth about how Russia roamed the ground and how the country was the main economic crisis subject to sanctions.
The Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby said it was dangerous if Putin did not have a complete picture of war. “Obviously we don’t want them to do it well on the battlefield, but it’s not good when you have a man like Mr. Putin with not all the information available for him when he demands a war and sit in negotiations with the Zelskyy government,” Kirby said at Fox News. “You want to make sure that the negotiations can be done with good faith and then get complete information. So, it doesn’t help, it’s confusing, frankly, the idea he might not have all the information about how bad he did in Ukraine,” said Kirby.
