Silvio Berlusconi had a close relationship with Vladimir Putin, which started in the 2000s.
, in which he added:"The war will not stop (after concessions. It will just be on pause for some time. They'll start a new offensive, even more, bloody and large-scale."Russia's failed plans for a swift end to its war with Ukraine have faced several setbacks which have prompted Moscow to reconsider its goals in order to declare victory.
The war has entered a new phase, with Russian troops looking to consolidate their gains in eastern Ukraine, which give the country a landbridge to Crimea which was annexed in 2014. Meanwhile, Ukraine's leaders maintain their defiance and have refused to accept any loss to its territory. Ukrainian forces have been successful in pushing back Russian forces in parts of the country, although Moscow now has a grip on eastern parts of the country.
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