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Kasparov: Putin expected Ukraine to collapse in three days. Instead, Ukraine’s resistance may become a turning point in history. For two decades authoritarian regimes were advancing. Ukraine demonstrated that nothing can break the will of free people. 1/

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KASPAROV: "The outcome of the war in Ukraine will affect every struggle for democracy. The heroic battle of Ukrainian nation led by great President Zelenskyy offered us hope. It demonstrated again, at a very high cost, that nothing can break the will of free people. Putin made this same mistake as many dictators before him. He underestimated the power of free people, the power of freedom. While Putin expected to take Kyiv for 3 days, it was very painful to see that Americans and Europeans also expected Ukraine to fall. Historians will record the Ukrainian war as a turning point when the free world eventually got its act together and resisted the pressure."

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