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Putin remains uncompromising on Ukraine, but is public discourse on war changing in Russia?

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Putin remains uncompromising on Ukraine, but is public discourse on war changing in Russia?
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Vladimir Putin remains steadfast in his approach to the war in Ukraine, insisting that Russia's objectives are being met despite ongoing conflict. Public discourse in Russia reflects an unapologetic stance, with officials and cultural figures expressing unwavering support for the military actions. As the war drags on, Russia faces significant economic challenges, yet the Kremlin continues to escalate its military operations rather than seek a resolution.

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Putin remains uncompromising on Ukraine, but is public discourse on war changing in Russia?3 hours agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleSteve RosenbergBBC Russia EditorReutersPutin insists Russia's war aims in Ukraine are being reached, even though initial plans were for a short military operationIf Vladimir Putin's Russia had an official slogan, what would it be?"Russia is what it is, and we're not ashamed of showing it," Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov once told me in an interview.That fits.But I recently heard an updated version from veteran pop and folk singer Nadezhda Babkina.After receiving an award from President Putin, Babkina told an audience in the Kremlin: "Russia will never surrender thanks to our remarkable, multi-ethnic genetic code...

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