Russia’s retreat from a key Ukrainian city over the weekend, after a series of other embarrassing military losses, elicited outcry from an unlikely source – state-run media outlets that typically speak glowingly about how the Kremlin is handling the war.
On Sunday, after Ukraine recaptured Lyman, a city in the east that Russian troops had used as a key logistics and transport hub, Putin’s media allies dropped the niceties and more directly criticized his military, saying tougher measures were necessary for the sake of victory.
The move paves the way for Ukrainian troops to potentially push even further into land that Moscow illegally claims as its own. Ukrainian forces scoredADVERTISEMENT Posting on the social media app Telegram, Russian war correspondents working for state media were also abuzz with reports of the retreat, and some expressed concern about Ukraine’s further push towards Kreminna.
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