Drohnen, Matrjoschka, Kanonenfutter. So führt Putin Krieg - #1697

Putin führt an verschiedenen Fronten Krieg: Auf dem Schlachtfeld in der Ukraine, auf dem täglich rund 300 russische Soldaten sterben. In der EU, wo russische Sabotage-Drohnen in Leipzig gefunden wurden.Putin betreibt außerdem Fake-News-Kampagnen namens Matrjoschka, um in den Wahlkampf in Sachsen-Anhalt einzugreifen. In Russland selbst fürchten Mütter um ihre Söhne, die als Kanonenfutter in die Ukraine geschickt werden sollen.Wie Putin Krieg führt, analysiert Falter-Außenpolitik-Journalistin Tessa Szyszkowitz im Gespräch mit Lale Ohlrogge.Die Reportage von Tessa Szyszkowitz und Jürgen Klatzer lesen Sie hier. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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