Are Ukrainian deep strikes putting pressure on the Kremlin?
Frontline: The War in Ukraine and Global SecurityShow Notes
Hamish de Bretton-Gordon on how Ukrainian deep strikes are putting pressure on the Kremlin while Putin’s forces fail to advance
Olesia Horianinova, Co-Founder of The Ukrainian Security and Cooperation Center discusses Ukraine’s reforms appearing to solve the problem of recruitment in the military and a similar crisis emerging in Russia’s theatre destabilising the Kremlin's power.
And Scott Lucas tells us that Putin's spring offensive has begun reports show Russia is making gains needed to make up for losses in early 2026
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“The conditions have not been set on the ground for Putin to realise he is not going to win.”
“The war is not going in any sense in Russia’s way.”
“Ukraine has said, ‘Right, if you want to do a pincer movement, you have to go through the fields, which makes you very vulnerable, and we will take you out.’”
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“The Ukrainians have a way of fighting back to scorch his economy.”