!["[Russian President Vladimir Putin] is trying to understand what went wrong. And he cannot, because if he accepts the idea that almost everything he knew was wrong, it would be a huge blow to his general worldview," says Russian analyst Vladislav Inozemtsev.](https://gdb.rferl.org/f3fa21c9-5015-440f-aae9-2b7598ad075c_cx0_cy6_cw99_w160_r1.jpg)
!["[Russian President Vladimir Putin] is trying to understand what went wrong. And he cannot, because if he accepts the idea that almost everything he knew was wrong, it would be a huge blow to his general worldview," says Russian analyst Vladislav Inozemtsev.](https://gdb.rferl.org/f3fa21c9-5015-440f-aae9-2b7598ad075c_cx0_cy6_cw99_w66_r1.jpg)
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