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In an increasingly uncertain world, this is the Times' daily podcast dedicated to global security.
Today with me, Laura Cook and Alex Dibble.
More than a million Russian troops have now been killed or injured
since the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
That's according to Ukraine's general staff and corroborated by British military intelligence.
One million.
It is a remarkable number.
But is it?
More than that, what impact will it have within Russia and therefore on the war?
Our guest today is Emily Ferris, Senior Research Fellow at the Royal United Services Institute.
Emily, how do you think this casualty count will land with the Russian population?
Does it drive down consent for the war or drive up agitation among the public?