Catholic University professor Michael Kimmage said that Putin's potential actions could 'fall between acts of war and terrorism.'
Russia's recent string of defeats, as well as Putin's statements, havethat the Russian leader could resort to nuclear strikes in an effort to turn the tide of the war. But whether Putin will follow through on his threats remains to be seen.
Short of nuclear attacks, Putin has few options to shake up the war strategically, and Kimmage does not believe that the Russian leader"can get on the phone and reverse that dynamic."
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