Moscow Says U.S. Lacks ‘Real Information’ On Kremlin Situation After Claims Putin’s Advisors Are ‘Afraid To Tell Him The Truth’

A spokesman for the Kremlin on Thursday said U.S. officials’ “complete misunderstanding” of Russia’s military struggles in Ukraine was “a cause for concern.”

at the Australian National University on Thursday, saying Putin’s advisers are “afraid to tell him the truth.”U.S. officials “do not understand President Putin, they do not understand the decision-making mechanism and they do not understand the efforts of our work,” Peskov said, according to theA U.S.

official told multiple media outlets Wednesday that Putin’s top military advisors are “too afraid to tell him the truth,” about Russia’s military struggles in Ukraine. A NATO officiallast week that as many as 15,000 Russian troops had been killed in Ukraine, while Russia claims its death toll is 1,351. U.S.

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