A morale problem among Russian forces could pose a risk to Vladimir Putin's future military campaigns - 18-Mar-2022

When Vladimir Putin started the war in Ukraine, he had a large army at his disposal, stockpiles of heavy weapons and a wealth of experience from previous military campaigns to tap into. His neighbour was outnumbered, outgunned and outmatched. So why is Russia's military now facing a morale problem?

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