On January 26, Russian editorial priority shifted from the front lines to a major domestic infrastructure failure. In the morning, state media focused on the psychological impact of the 'Oreshnik' missile system and the EU's decision to ban Russian gas by 2027. However, by early afternoon, a nationwide technical collapse of the 'Leonardo' flight reservation system dominated the news cycle, as Aeroflot and other major carriers faced grounded fleets and widespread delays. In the late afternoon, editors pivoted back to diplomacy and the aftermath of the Abu Dhabi summit. The Kremlin characterized the trilateral talks with the U.S. and Ukraine as 'historic' and foundational, even as Vladimir Putin revealed that Russia had been 'asked' to cease strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure. The day concluded with a return to escalatory rhetoric from Dmitry Medvedev regarding the expiration of the New START treaty and the potential for a 'new atomic age.'