WorldPublished: 26 September 2026 at 05:45

ETV+ show "Orbit" to cover Ukraine front developments, Russian politics and situation in Germany

On Saturday, September 26, Estonia's ETV+ channel will air a new episode of the weekly foreign affairs program "Orbit", covering the Ukraine front, Russian politics and the situation in Germany.

On Saturday, September 26, Estonia's Russian-language television channel ETV+ will broadcast the latest episode of its weekly foreign affairs program "Orbit".

The episode will include a segment on developments on the Ukrainian front, prepared by Konstantin Sviridovsky. The program will also discuss the political situation in Russia together with commentator Sergei Kovalchenko, and will feature a review of the political situation in Germany prepared by Anton Alekseev.

The host of the program is Aleksandra Männart.

"Orbit" is ETV+'s weekly foreign affairs program, broadcast on Saturdays at 20:15.

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