There are some signs that Putin is isolating himself and punishing his advisers, Biden

However, the United States does not have much solid evidence to state this.

Есть некоторые признаки того, что Путин самоизолируется и наказывает своих советников — Байден

US President Joe Biden has said there are some signs that Russian President Vladimir Putin is isolating himself and punishing some of his advisers, but the US does not have enough solid evidence to say for sure. This was reported by CNN.

“There are many speculations, but he doesn't seem to be saying with confidence – he seems to be isolating himself, and there are some signs that he has fired or placed some of his advisers under house arrest,” Biden said.

He stressed that the information has not yet been conclusively confirmed: “We do not have much solid evidence.”

Earlier , the United States imposed new sanctions against Russia . They were targeted by technology sector operators to keep Moscow from escaping restrictions.

See special topic: Politico: Rebuilding Ukraine will be expensive, how to make Putin pay? Sanctions have not prevented the Russian army from invading, but combined with international patience, they could force the Kremlin to pay for the damage. In Melitopol, school principals are fired due to disagreement with the occupiers – Mayor Fedorov Decisions were made by all school principals. The Russian occupiers left the Chernobyl nuclear power plant Staying in the exclusion zone without proper protection undermined the health of the invaders. Repressions over “rail war” have started in Belarus – Center for Counteracting Disinformation at the National Security and Defense Council Representatives of the Belarusian KGB have detained more than 30 railway workers. APU liberated Vyshegrad, Vyshgorod was not captured by the occupiers – Deputy Minister of Defense Earlier, Deputy Chief of Staff of the APU Land Forces Command Alexander Gruzevich allegedly told at a briefing about the liberation of Vyshgorod.

Based on materials: ZN.ua

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