Fighting and Negotiating: How Strong Is Russia Really? | To the Point
January 29, 2026
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as posted by the channelNearly four years after Russia’s fullscale invasion of Ukraine, the attacks continue — relentless, deadly, and daily. While talks about a potential ceasefire are taking place, Vladimir Putin keeps escalating the war with no indication of stepping back.
With critical infrastructure intentionally destroyed, millions of Ukrainians are forced to survive in freezing temperatures, often without electricity, heating, or water. Meanwhile, Russia faces severe battlefield losses and a rapidly weakening economy — yet the Kremlin refuses to change course.
“Fighting and Negotiating: How Strong Is Russia Really?”
A deep dive into military realities, political pressure, and the future of the conflict with our guests: Anastasia Tikhomirova, Die Zeit, Steven Erlanger, Berlin Correspondent New York Times, Nico Lange, Military Expert, Jeremy Morris, Russia Expert University of Aarhus.
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