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Chechens fighting in Ukraine: Putin's psychological weapon could backfire

By Aurélie Campana, Professeure titulaire de science politique, spécialiste des violences politiques et de la Russie, Université Laval

Faced with the military difficulties of the Russians in Ukraine, psychological warfare has become a strategic element. The presence of Chechen soldiers is part of the effort to destabilize Ukraine.

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