“The Kremlin no longer hides the harshness of the fight, but brandishes NATO as a scapegoat”

“The situation for us is clearly going to get worse. This is a sentence, dropped Monday by a military expert on Russian television, which perhaps would not have been pronounced a month ago. Three months after the start of the invasion in Ukraine, this is not trivial. Put in difficulty in Ukraine (some even believing that Russia could lose the war), Moscow adapts its propaganda. For Denys Kolesnyk, analyst, specialist in informational warfare, the Kremlin is preparing its population for defeats, by brandishing NATO as responsible.