we have joining us from london patrick bury, a defense and security specialist at the university of bathin moscow, sergei markov, a former public spokesman for president vladimir putin and director of the is a two of political studies -- director of the institute of political studies in moscow. and stefan wolff. a warm welcome to you all. if i can start with patrick. patrick, the british ministry of defense says it is possible the kremlin has decided to end funding for the wagner group. how much actual evidence do we see of that, though? patrick: it is an interesting one. thanks for having us on the show. defense intelligence, which is part of the ministry of defense, says it is realistically possible. so basically that puts it in the area of 40% to 50%. so they are not sure from using their sources. but what we have seen in terms of other open source reporting is that prigozhin's wagner group , obviously prigozhin is famous for being putin's chef and supplying him in his early years for his catering business, then increasing that business around russia, in particular with contracts with

at this and dive in with steven hall, a lecturer in russian and post soviet politics at the university of bath. thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. um, if for goshen and wagner, co founder demetrius can were in fact in russia, do you have an idea of what they were doing there as well? the certainly lots of room is, i mean by your accounts it seems that they were having rusher and they seem to be on the plane that crashed. we, you know, there may be a helps of life. we should be, don't know. but what we were doing, as i said, there's lots of room is there is the idea that they were there trying to make sure that the vault and the grief was not going to be subsumed or destroyed. and there was talk of the russian military intelligence, one seems to get to them only auction in africa and strengthen the vault. this could have been way to get prevention out of africa, answered russia. we know that his views is quite short. as you guys are, can be very quickly and it could be a way to make sure that they can get you into the washer and then deal with the situation that and will, h

hall, international relations expert and lecturer in russian, and post—soviet politics at the university of bathing to us. let's start off with those talks in saudi arabia. it wasn't expected that they would find a resolution, obviously, but how much progress have they made? ~ ~ .,, i. made? well, i think as you said, there wasn't _ made? well, i think as you said, there wasn't expected _ made? well, i think as you said, there wasn't expected that - made? well, i think as you said, there wasn't expected that they | there wasn't expected that they would find a resolution and it is very much the beginnings, as it were. we had the original talks in copenhagen, they then moved tojedi and they have brought in more countries, 30 countries as far as i can see, from across the world from different regions and they have said that they will hold further talks. most apart from russia and china were there. brazil, india and south africa. this is very much the beginning and it is getting people on the table discussing ideas with one another. find on the table discussing ideas with one another-— on the table d

when i speak to patrick barry who's defense and security analysts at the university of bath, he's joining us from dublin. patrick, very good to have you with us. so you have any promotion listed as a passenger on that pain that went down. no official confirmation yet of his death . what are your thoughts about what's happened and who do you think stand to benefit from getting precaution staff a good evening fairly well in terms of the 2nd part of the question? first, obviously if for goes in was seen as a threat and part of the the to need when time. exactly 2 months ago. it's in to use, uh, interest to, uh, to, to get to, to get rid of them. essentially, i know a lot of people said that he was given the better knowledge of the internal growth and politics than i i at that. and i said that goes on, is it in my marking since trying not move so and so right now, and i mean if it, if it is, as you say, put in uh why now, why not? you know, when the failed school happened 2 months ago. so there's other, you've got to be cautious, you don't have all the facts on, you know, things are never off

dr patrick bury is a defence and security expert at the university of bath, and a former nato analyst sophisticated equipment blocking nato arms on the front line — the rules appear to have changed. front line - the rules appear to have changed.— have changed. good evening, christian- _ have changed. good evening, christian. it's _ have changed. good evening, christian. it's a _ have changed. good evening, christian. it's a good - have changed. good evening, | christian. it's a good question. basically the way to think about this for your viewers is the difference between the character of warfare, which changes often rapidly given the lethal element and effectiveness of war, people are learning all the time, and the nature of warfare which is much more constant and is about using force and violence to compel the enemy to do your will. so if you break it down to those two categories, what this report, a very good report, and also on your website about what is often a very highly secret electronic warfare would fall into the former. you would say the character of warfare here is evolvin

i got to let you go- _ dr patrick bury is a defence and security expert at the university of bath andht samantha de bendern, russia erasure expert and we will bring her in shortly. patrick, let me start with you. what we know about the plane falling out of the sky. the pictures we see, it appears to be missing a wing, that is what we are hearing from the news agency in russia. is what we are hearing from the news agency in russia-— agency in russia. what does that su: est to agency in russia. what does that suggest to you? _ agency in russia. what does that suggest to you? it _ agency in russia. what does that suggest to you? it suggests - agency in russia. what does that suggest to you? it suggests that | suggest to you? it suggests that what we can see is it's either a catastrophic failure, as you are mentioning on the sky tracker 29,000 feet, mid air, and not in aircraft under two engineer but my understanding is mid air catastrophic failure are fairly unusual. and they would be more likely to happen at take—off or landing. the other thing, it's either something like that or a shoo

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enemy simply cannot do anything using all his resources using the power of the universe of their one-day mobs in the bath of these fools who agree, either for money or for favors or for some other promises, to go and fight on ukrainian land and in the end remain on ukrainian land and despite all this power-selena of resources the enemy can't do anything. hmm, he's hitting his head in the literal sense. by the way, when we see how in a few months, in the same direction , the enemy uses the same equipment, a large amount of equipment is repulsed, and his equipment is destroyed by one or the other but in spite of this, after a while, he continues to try and this is observed all along the eastern direction, along the entire front line here, we just understand very well that the enemy is banging his head against the wall , he is destroyed, he encounters fire from 4 artillery pieces of anti-tank weapons, e.e., machine guns, e. well, in general , the offensive has been going on for two months, volodymyr , and many have said that this will be the key battle of this war. offensive, will it be so successful, what

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uh, a lot of people worked on this, because here you also have photos of the university of the current bathnd the museum, when he stayed next to the university, right? say yes, i wanted to, uh, when i was learning to run, so that it was a city within a city after all, i mean, so that you could walk there. you knew where you could sit down, what you could draw and see, and so on. tanya is right that we did not have such an opportunity , neither do we, but unfortunately our uh, in general, higher educational institutions are built differently than, for example, in other cities, when there is a closed campus. this is our feature the other side. this allows e to be a bond to anyone, not only our e more open, because when, nevertheless, everything is completely closed, of course, for guidance. it e more conveniently fenced off its territory, and everything was easier to control easier to maintain order. uh, no one needs to follow. where do other people's dogs go that walk past our lawn and so on, yes, but on the other hand, this also has advantages, when the whole country sees that this is our s

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