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The Struggles of the Russian Military in Ukraine
273,792 views April 14th, 2022 Council on Foreign Relations 189K subscribers More than six weeks into its invasion of Ukraine, the Russian military is hindered by an inability to gain air supremacy, supply chain breakdowns, and dangerously low morale. Our panelists discuss the state of Russia's military and the effect on the war in Ukraine. Presider 
Janine Davidson President, Metropolitan State University of Denver; Former Undersecretary, U.S. Navy (2016–2017); Former Senior Fellow for Defense Policy, Council on Foreign Relations; Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Plans, U.S. Department of Defense (2009–2012); CFR Member Speakers 
Philip M. Breedlove Distinguished Professor and CETS Senior Fellow, Sam Nunn School of International Affairs; Georgia Tech, Former Supreme Allied Commander, Europe, NATO 
Beth E. Sanner Senior Fellow, Intelligence Project, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard Kennedy School; Former Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Mission Integration, Office of the Director of National Intelligence; CFR Member 
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