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Vladimir Putin sent his 'Butcher of Syria' to tame Ukraine a month ago. Has it brought Russia any closer to victory?

Vladimir Putin Butcher Aleksandr Dvornikov Syria Ukraine United States Mark Cancian Kremlin Kyiv Wikimedia Commons

It's been one month since Vladimir Putin appointed Aleksandr Dvornikov, sometimes called 'the Butcher of Syria', to command all forces in Ukraine. (Kremlin via Reuters: Alexey Nikolsk)

Seven weeks into his disastrous campaign for glory in Ukraine, the Russian President Vladimir Putin knew he was in trouble.

He had dreamed of blitzkrieg, of shock and awe, of Russia's flag fluttering over the capital Kyiv by the weekend.

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