As his troops face stiff resistance in Ukraine, new intelligence suggests Russian President Vladimir Putin is being misinformed about the invasion, because his advisers are scared to tell him the truth.

Despite the setbacks Russian troops are experiencing, history suggests Putin will forge ahead with his plans, as Eric Sorensen reports..

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