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Former top officials say Putin being misled about progress of war as Russian advances in Ukraine slow

Russia’s stalled Ukraine offensive raises questions about Putin’s grip on reality—and his options

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Coverage suggests his leadership may be increasingly isolated as battlefield setbacks mount. Analysis in *The New Yorker*, *The Telegraph*, and *Kyiv Post* frames this as a strategic miscalculation, with Putin potentially facing domestic and international pressure. *Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty* and *Новая газета Европа* highlight concerns over his ability to sustain the conflict amid perceived losses on multiple fronts.

Next steps hinge on whether Putin escalates tactics, seeks diplomatic cover, or faces internal challenges over perceived failures. Coverage does not yet specify concrete policy shifts or public reactions in Russia.

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Are there confirmed reports of Russian military defeats in Ukraine?

Coverage cites *Новая газета Европа* reporting that Russian advances have slowed, but does not detail specific defeats or reversals.

Which outlets are most critical of Putin’s handling of the war?

*The Telegraph* and *Kyiv Post* emphasize pressure on Putin, while *The New Yorker* and *Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty* focus on strategic and diplomatic risks.

Has Putin publicly acknowledged any setbacks?

No headlines mention Putin addressing the slowdown in advances or admitting misinformation about the war.

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