MOSCOW IN FLAMES as Putin Pushes to "Surrender"—Ukraine HITS Russia's Capital with Surprising STRIKE

Ukraine has intensified its campaign against the Russian capital, launching thousands of drones. This has resulted in significant damage to infrastructure, including major logistics hubs like Wildberries, which are critical to both civilian commerce and military supply lines.

The destruction of Wildberries warehouses has caused massive economic losses, leaving many Russian merchants facing bankruptcy. Because the company changed its terms to disclaim responsibility for damage from drone strikes, small business owners are suffering the brunt of the financial impact.

The combination of the war effort and economic instability has triggered the longest continuous decline in the Russian stock market since 1997. Wealthy oligarchs and elites are moving their capital out of the country, fearing asset seizures and the potential for a larger financial crisis.

Former Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov offers insights into the prevailing 'total fear' among the Russian political class. He describes Putin as a leader who has abandoned his early democratic pretenses to focus purely on the retention of personal power.

The video features a veteran's analysis of frontline combat footage, highlighting the reliance on drone warfare, the persistent vulnerabilities in Russian tank design, and the high human cost of the conflict for Russian soldiers.