CIA's Moscow visit aims at Putin-Trump trap

Interviews and analyses reveal that both Russian President Vladimir Putin and former U.S. President Donald Trump are facing strategic dilemmas in their foreign wars. Putin is conducting attacks on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure using missiles and drones, resulting in significant losses and widespread destruction, while Trump, despite his repeated claims of being able to end the war in Ukraine quickly, avoids engaging in large-scale conflicts and limits himself to an economic war. Both leaders also suffer from unreliable assessments of the course of their wars, amid growing concerns about international impacts and regional stability, especially given Russia's support for Iran and their movements in the Middle East. Visits and strategic actions indicate that both leaders are trapped in crises that seem to determine the fate of their foreign policies, as American credibility declines and military capabilities deteriorate. Meanwhile, the wars with Iran and Ukraine impose hefty costs on both sides.

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