Putin knows initial goal is ‘very unlikely’ says expert

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US officials have confirmed to the New York Times that members of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) have travelled to Russian-held Crimea to train Russian forces in how to use the Shahed-136 kamikaze suicide drones they have provided. The move is seen as a serious escalation that risks dragging Iran into the conflict as it enables Russian war crimes. Putin’s forces have been using the drones in a campaign of terror that has seen dozens killed in the capital, Kyiv. The drones have been targetting civilian infrastructure, including residential buildings and playgrounds, which constitutes war crimes. 

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