Putin's generals are already laughing at him: "he doesn't have the brains to win"

Name: Putin's generals are already laughing at him: "he doesn't have the brains to win"
Uploaded: 2026-11-14T23:07:46.976Z
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Retired Colonel General Leonid Ivashov accused Russian dictator Vladimir Putin of miscalculating and failing Russia's war against Ukraine. According to the British tabloid Daily Express, the general claimed that the Kremlin failed to foresee the consequences of a full-scale invasion. He added that Putin mistakenly believed the war would be an easy operation that would quickly end in Moscow's victory.

As TSN reports , citing the Daily Express, Ivashov was once a senior assistant to the USSR Minister of Defense, Marshal Dmitry Ustinov.

The general believes the Kremlin no longer has any chance of victory. Ivashov made it clear that the Kremlin's master lacked the foresight to assess the consequences of the war he had unleashed.

"You've already lost. You couldn't predict anything at all. Were you really that stupid to understand that this war wouldn't be some easy operation where you just fly in, take a bait, and that's it, victory is yours?" Ivashov declared.

The general also criticized the military spending of the aggressor country, Russia. The defense budget for 2027 has increased by 27% compared to the previous year. To cover military costs, the authorities are cutting funding for schools, cultural institutions, pensions, and other social programs. Ivashov believes this will lead to a strengthening of the country's military focus and hinder its development in a number of areas.

Colonel Igor Korotchenko, editor-in-chief of the pro-Kremlin magazine "National Defense," also came under fire. He had previously repeatedly claimed that Russia was capable of defeating Ukraine in just three days or two weeks at the most. Ivashov recalled that he had been opposing such predictions for five years. "Five bloody years, I say this to those who promoted the idea that everything would end in three days or two weeks. What two weeks?" the general said.

Meanwhile, according to the American publication Axios, citing sources, Russian delegates at the Abu Dhabi talks cited a new reason for the invasion of Ukraine. They claimed that then-US President Joe Biden ignored a letter from Putin outlining Russia's security concerns in 2021.

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Retired Colonel General Leonid Ivashov accused Russian dictator Vladimir Putin of miscalculating and failing Russia's war against Ukraine. According to the British tabloid Daily Express, the general claimed that the Kremlin failed to foresee the consequences of a full-scale invasion. He added that Putin mistakenly believed the war would be an easy operation that would quickly end in Moscow's victory. As TSN reports, citing the Daily Express, Ivashov was once a senior assistant to the USSR Minister of Defense, Marshal Dmitry Ustinov. The general believes the Kremlin no longer has any chance of victory. Ivashov made it clear that the Kremlin's master lacked the foresight to assess the consequences of the war he had unleashed. You've already lost. You couldn't predict anything at all. Were you really that stupid to understand that this war wouldn't be some easy operation where you just fly in, take a bait, and that's it, victory is yours? Ivashov declared. The general also criticized the military spending of the aggressor country, Russia. The defense budget for 2027 has increased by 27% compared to the previous year. To cover military costs, the authorities are cutting funding for schools, cultural institutions, pensions, and other social programs. Ivashov believes this will lead to a strengthening of the country's military focus and hinder its development in a number of areas. Colonel Igor Korotchenko, editor-in-chief of the pro-Kremlin magazine National Defense, also came under fire. He had previously repeatedly claimed that Russia was capable of defeating Ukraine in just three days or two weeks at the most. Ivashov recalled that he had been opposing such predictions for five years. Five bloody years, I say this to those who promoted the idea that everything would end in three days or two weeks. What two weeks, the general said. Meanwhile, according to the American publication Axios, citing sources, Russian delegates at the Abu Dhabi talks cited a new reason for the invasion of Ukraine. They claimed that then-U.S. President Joe Biden ignored a letter from Putin outlining Russia's security concerns in 2021.