Is Putin leading Russia towards disaster?

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Vladimir Putin has led Russia into a brutal and inconclusive war. He clearly faces big challenges. So how will he react? Guests: Angelina Davydova (Russian Journalist), Tyson Barker (German Council on Foreign Relations), Roman Goncharenko (DW)

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