'I signed a decree on the introduction of martial law in these four constituent entities of the Russian Federation,' Russian President Vladimir Putin announced.
by Julia Davis, the creator of the Russian Media Monitor and columnist for the Daily Beast, Russian war correspondent Alexander Kots appeared on the state-run TV channel Russia 1 to talk about the ongoing battles against Ukraine.
"Right now, it's important for us to endure, I don't want to give anyone any illusions, but we'll have to persevere, gritting our teeth through November, and I'm afraid, part of December. There won't be any good news in the next two months," Kots said."If we make it through that, there will be a breakthrough...Severe territorial losses are likely in these two months, but defeat in one battle doesn't mean losing the war.
Meanwhile in Russia: anger and disappointment fill the studio, as the viewers are being prepared for the loss of Kherson and other territories. Host Olga Skabeeva bitterly questions why Russia was so wrong in the beginning, believing that Zelensky would run & NATO wouldn't help.
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