BETTER OFF DEAD? Russian women angry over captive husbands as Kremlin defends "Oreshnik"

Russian propaganda is increasingly forced to justify its own failures rather than celebrate victories. In this new episode, we break down the Kremlin's latest embarrassment with the "Oreshnik" missile, which was hyped up as a superweapon but ultimately struck civilian infrastructure instead of military targets. While propagandists scramble to invent new explanations, reality deals a painful blow to the myths manufactured by Moscow. Even more telling is the reaction of the families of Russian servicemen, who sometimes receive the news of their relatives being alive in captivity not with joy, but as a problem due to the loss of government compensation. Meanwhile, amid claims of a "technological breakthrough," Russia finds itself in another embarrassing situation: its highly advertised "Russian" robots turn out to be ordinary Chinese-made products. 🔴 Be sure to subscribe to UATV English! 🔵 Facebook:   / uatven   🔵 X: https://x.com/UATV_en 🔵 WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vau7... 🔵 Website: https://uatv.ua/en/ #UATV #UATV_English #UkraineNews #UATV_News #News #Ukraine #UkrainianNews #EventsInUkraine #LatestNews #TopNewsUkraine #Russia #Putin #Kremlin #Oreshnik #OreshnikMissile #RussianPropaganda #RussianFailures #CrisisInRussia #RussianArmy #CapturedOccupiers #Compensations #ZPropaganda