Russia's view of the Ukraine war: a Kremlin ally's perspective
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มิ.ย. 2024
- After months of grueling warfare, heavy casualties, costly equipment losses, and with little to show for it, what are Russia’s goals heading into the Ukrainian counteroffensive? Is there any hope for resolution in a conflict the Kremlin describes as an existential battle with NATO for the future of Russia itself? On the first episode of the GZERO World podcast’s newest season, Ian Bremmer sat down with former director of the Carnegie Moscow Center and Kremlin ally, Dmitri Trenin, to hear the Russian perspective of the war in Ukraine. Bremmer and Trenin spoke just hours before Wagner Group head Yevgevy Prigozhin led an armed rebellion that made it within 125 miles of Moscow, a crisis that represented the single most brazen challenge to the Kremlin’s authority in post-Soviet Russia. On the GZERO World with Ian Bremmer podcast, Trenin gives his opinion of Prigozhin’s role in Russia’s military, Russia’s goals in the war, its relationships with allies like China and Belarus, nuclear deterrence, and more. GZERO World strives to present a diverse range of views. Many will strongly disagree with Trenin's opinions, but hearing Russia’s perspective on the war could bring a better understanding of the paths to compromise.
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There is no room for negotiation here, on either side.
The Carnegie Institute is not a "Kremlin ally"
mmmm no but Dmitri Trenin is a part of the russian government (Russia's Foreign and Defence Policy Council). so yesss, a Putin ally indeed.
Last I checked, no NATO militaries have deployed in Ukraine. So Ukraine is fighting alone as well.
Did Ukraine invade Russia?
It's a year-old interview. You can judge by yourself the level cluelessness of Ian, now that the war is practically lost by Ukraine.
ok? so Russia controls the black sea? they didn't suffer massive losses? did they take charkiv yet? worker shortages? inflation? yes, the1 week "special military operation" going perfectly. so this is what a russian "victory' looks like? hahahaha I don't want to win then.
Russia is not alone the 90% of the world is on the syde of
ehhhhhh ok.... pretty sure the biggest part of the world is NEUTRAL. like India and Brazil.