Francis Scarr from BBC's monitoring service analyzes Russian TV and social media. They discuss the influence of state media in Russia, the portrayal of WWII memory, the role of social media, and the consequences of spreading disliked messages in Russia.

Francis Scarr, a BBC Monitoring journalist, sheds light on the narratives in Russian media and how they shape public sentiment. Francis Dearnley, from The Telegraph, reports on the mood in Ukraine as the country observes 1,000 days of invasion, discussing military dynamics and the implications of U.S. policy changes. Francis Farrell from the Kyiv Independent shares insights on Kyiv's political climate amid delayed military support. Together, they delve into the resilience of the Ukrainian people and the complexities of international support versus state propaganda.

Vitaly Shevchenko, Russia Editor for BBC Monitoring, and Francis Scarr, a Russia expert, dive into Ukraine's surprising military advancements into Russian territory. They discuss how this bold move could shift the war dynamics in Ukraine’s favor. The guests analyze Putin's response, branding the attack a provocation, and the resulting evacuations in Russia. They also explore the impact of these developments on civilian lives and regional stability, highlighting shifts in military strategy and the implications for future peace negotiations.