Russia Reform Monitor No. 2562
Putin evokes Stalingrad;
Even less rights for Russia's miserable soldiers;
Kyiv sets its sights on Prigozhin;
New signs of life to Russia's anti-war movement;
Navalny's situation gets even more serious
The American Foreign Policy Council's Review of Russian Government Actions and U.S. Policy
Putin evokes Stalingrad;
Even less rights for Russia's miserable soldiers;
Kyiv sets its sights on Prigozhin;
New signs of life to Russia's anti-war movement;
Navalny's situation gets even more serious
Streamlining Putin's war spending;
Another media figure found guilty of incorrect thinking;
Jerusalem reconsiders its stance on the Ukraine war;
All eyes on Moldova
A Russian terror campaign;
How Moscow is beefing up its military-industrial complex;
A foothold in Africa;
Former convicts threaten Russian citizens;
Getting students into fighting shape
Throwing the wounded back onto the front;
Wagner makes gains...
...And garners new sanctions...
..As a defector threatens to spill the beans;
How Russia is still fighting in Ukraine
A domestic resistance rises;
The Kremlin redraws the map;
Medvedev wants to punish "traitors;"
Estonia eyes Russian assets;
Moscow has money to burn