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Russian Defenses Break As Ukraine Advances In The South

Russia’s information wall is cracking. For the first time, some of Russia’s most prominent military bloggers are openly admitting that Ukrainian forces are advancing and that Russian positions are being pushed back. The narrative of total control is slipping. At the front, Russian soldiers complain they cannot access basic necessities. Supplies are strained. Communications are disrupted. Morale is under pressure. Inside Russia, unrest is spreading. Putin has pushed through legislation allowing for a near-total shutdown of the internet, with massive fines for linking to foreign websites. Digital isolation is becoming policy. The Kremlin is tightening control as battlefield realities become harder to hide. Belgorod has reportedly lost its entire sewer system after Ukrainian strikes. City bus drivers are protesting unpaid salaries. More Russian companies are declaring bankruptcy. Oil drilling output has collapsed by 16 percent. Street interviews reveal growing anxiety about the economy and falling living standards. Meanwhile, the Kremlin attempts to project strength abroad — maneuvering to support Iran’s regime amid rising tensions with the United States — while also threatening foreign artists for “insulting” Putin. Even as domestic pressure builds, Russian ships continue scouting transatlantic communications cables. Battlefield setbacks. Economic strain. Digital lockdown. Rising unrest.