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31:55Now PlayingPutin's aide Yury Ushakov has stated that Russia is pulling out of the trilateral negotiations until Ukraine withdraws its troops from Donbas. Why make such a public announcement about exiting the negotiations if the process was already serving the Kremlin’s objectives? TV host Maxym Krapivnyy and Celeste A. Wallander, Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs (2022-2025), discussed these and other topics related to the war in Ukraine. Over the past several months, it appears that both the Kremlin’s propaganda machine and Putin himself have changed the way they communicate with the Russian public. Putin, who usually ignores Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian territory, commented publicly for the first time on attacks such as the one in Tuapse. At the same time, propagandists and ordinary Russians are increasingly discussing the failures of the so-called “special military operation.” What does this shift in rhetoric tell us about the current state of the regime and Russian society?
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