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Dive into one of the most consequential and fast-moving geopolitical moments of the year as former CIA and US government veterans Ryan Fugit and Glenn Corn break down the surge of leaks, diplomatic maneuvering, battlefield realities, and Russian cognitive warfare shaping the Russia–Ukraine war right now.

In this gripping episode of the Restricted Handling Podcast, Ryan and Glenn cut through the noise to deliver insider-level clarity at a moment when the global information space is being deliberately manipulated.

Recorded on December 2nd, the conversation comes as U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner arrived in Moscow, a swirl of leaked documents rocks global capitals, and Russia intensifies its information AND battlefield campaigns.

Ryan and Glenn unpack:

• The infamous 28-point plan allegedly reflecting U.S.–Russia discussions

• The Ukrainian-refined 19-point version

• Leaked phone transcripts between U.S. envoys and top Kremlin intermediaries

• Why Glenn believes the Russians intentionally leaked them, and what psychological and geopolitical effects Moscow is chasing

• How the Kremlin uses leaks to sow distrust, fracture U.S.–EU unity, and undermine Kyiv

• The cognitive warfare parallels to their previous discussion with Natalia

• Moscow’s obsession with remaining on the “front page” of global attention

• What’s actually happening in Krasnohorivka and other hotspots

• Russia’s evolving infiltration tactics

• How FPV drone superiority has shifted advantages

• The truth about Russian morale: mutinies, looting their own dead, and staggering casualty numbers

Ryan walks through the hard numbers:

• Inflation surging (likely higher than Moscow admits)

• Interest rates at 16.5%

• Oil revenue down 70%

• VAT increases hitting everyday Russians

• Factories moving to 4-day weeks as budgets deteriorate

• The labor and conscription crises coming to a boil

• How Kyiv views the leaks and negotiations

• Why corruption scandals won’t break Ukrainian will

• Glenn’s message to Ukraine and the West:

  “Take a breath. Don’t fall for Moscow’s psychological traps.”

• What to expect from the Witkoff–Kushner–Putin meetings

• Why Putin will likely stall, signal openness, but reject major concessions

• How Moscow uses negotiations as another form of pressure, not a path to peace

• Ryan Fugit – Former U.S. Army officer and CIA operations officer with years of service in global conflict zones.

• Glenn Corn – 30-year CIA veteran, senior leader in counterterrorism, foreign intelligence, and international negotiations.

Their combined experience gives viewers rare access to the kind of analysis traditionally confined to intelligence and policy circles.
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• Former Senior CIA Operations Officer, Member of the Senior Intelligence Service, and Adjunct Professor of Russian/Soviet Studies

• With 34 years across the CIA, Defense, and State Department, he’s served in some of the hardest locations as a multi-time Chief of Station.