A key spokesperson said Putin no longer exercises full control over the Russian information space, which has been used to push Moscow's war propaganda.
is losing control of Russia's narrative over the Ukraine war, according to the Institute for the Study of War .
Above, an image of Russian President Vladimir Putin delivering a speech in Moscow on March 8, 2023. A Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson has recently admitted that Putin's grip on the Russian information space, which has been used to promote the Kremlin's perspective on the Ukraine war, appears to be slipping.
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