Giving Ukraine everything it needs to win this war and Ukrainian integration into NATO and the EU is the west’s best self defense.Anything less will not bring peace and reconstruction to Ukraine.
Oil price must be kept low, santions must be effectvely applied and not bypassed by any west country, 300bn frozen assets must be assigned to Ukraine. Only once Russian economy won't be able to sustain the cost of war all this will come to an end. Only a change in government will stop Russia in trying to restore its empire.
@jamesgreen1116 Who do you think you are buddy. I go where I want to go and say what I want to say as does everyone else on here. It is not russia.lol. When putin loses he will lose his life. And he will lose.
Everybody who's supporting Zelenski is unsustainable. 😂😂😂 Putin wil still dance on there funeral. 😅 Im not really a Putin fan, but this is the reality. 🎉
11:14 "the Ukrainian perspective" should be the world perspective. Their perspective is that a nuclear power cannot just steal land, sovereignty, or independence from a non-nuclear country through military force. That should be every civilized country's position. Not uniquely Ukraine's. That type of equivocation is corrosive and favors that thing in the Kremlin.
@trumpforever6706 The rule comes with consequences. The rf is yet to face those consequences in a unified way - and they're STILL paying a huge cost. We'll see if the new US president is actually a tough guy.
@trumpforever6706 this is why NATO is a good thing. If russia is allowed to do what it is trying to do in Ukraine, then every small country near russia will think (or maybe realize) that they need nukes to protect themselves from russia. This accelerates a nuclear arms race. In the case of NATO countries, they don't need nukes, because they have nuclear powers protecting them (usually from russia, obviously) which helps to prevent proliferation of nuclear weapons, especially in smaller, less robust countries. Make sense?
NATO’s rules and regulations are ancient, and need to be updated, ie , for avnew membership like Ukraine into Nato , it shouldn’t be dependent on all members agreeing to this , a very well known concept in the world of democracy is , just hold a vote based on 50% plus 1 and Ukraine would be voted into Nato ,even if it is still at War , in Ukraine’s case Russia should be given notice to stop and withdraw, if they don’t than they would face the wrath of Nato . Keep it simple and with the times .🇨🇦
How can't this happened? How can Russia not defeat Ukraine in Russia? This is, incredible. Even with thousands of nk soldiers. Crazy how incompentent is putin
I would say the most baffling side here is how it doesn't seem to awake any "patriotism" in the population, I can kind of understand russians are apathetic towards the war in Ukraine, but why can't russian propaganda recruit thousands of russians when their country is invaded!? I think there is something we do not understand in this conflict
@@doncarlodivargas5497 Russians were told it's just a tiny special operation, no big deal. Russia invested in this propaganda for years to try to keep people from complaining. Doing an 180 would expose the Kremlin's narrative as the complete farce it is.
You might as well ask Putin’s US “useful fool” to give up as well. For someone as driven by their ego, like Putin or the US First Felon, it’s highly unlikely that they would ever, ever admit to making any mistakes. Putin did loose this war long ago. Every objective, especially discouraging NATO’s expansion that now includes Sweden, Norway, Finland and eventually Ukraine, were among his top goals. This war that he continues is meant more to ‘punish’ Ukraine, for making him look this weak and this wrong about his foreign policy for Russian expansion. He can not achieve those goals, regardless of how the war itself ends. All he has left is to throw this tantrum, and inflicting as much damage on Ukraine as he possibly can. And the Russian Government that has granted him this blank check, as much as it may be regretting all of this, is also trying desperately to find a way to save face! Putin will need to be removed as head of state before Russia is able to resolve this dilemma.
Cease fire is not an option and basically is not advisable at this stage. Mostly since medium range missiles launch in Russian territory has been allowed, Russian armies are in short of equipments, Russian economy is struggling.
Ukraine is plating the long game and Russia is playing the short game. Unfortunately for Russians, their short game is terrible and they haven't learned a damn thing.
@@johnnymcandrew Because Russia doesn't give a damn about casualty numbers, Ukraine does. If Russia cared even half as much about sustaining their troops in the field, they never would have started the damn war.
America was founded on the principles of individual freedoms and rights. The people of Ukraine do not want to live under Putin's thumb. There was a time when Americans would support any country wanting to rid itself of a tyrant and become their own country. As a veteran I fully support the people of Ukraine wanting their own country, their own free will.
This commentator, Chip Chapman, supports his view with rationale ((eg Korean demilitarised zone precedent). Few other commentators have this level of professionalism. This places Chip, in my view, in the top tier of commentators on the Ukraine conflict
They shouldnt be called "Putins Losses" because to him they are not losses in the right sense. To him they should be referred to as "Putins Wastages" Or "Putins exterminations"
Exactly. Everyone should condemn Putin for all his war crimes. The Russian people should turn against him now that his war crimes are also against Russians.
@@jamesgreen1116 Well let us enumerate 700,000 MIA, KIA or missing. 1000000 Russians emigrating to escape conscription. Lucrative oil and gas contracts with Western Europe. Several oil refineries. 10000s of military equipment. The ability of Russian elites to travel and enjoy assets in the West. Frozen State assets. The inability of the Russian President to travel to certain countries due to the ICC arrest warrant. etc.
It strikes me that Zelensky needs to convince Trump that Ukraine is a better potential trading partner than Russia and there is good US investment opportunities in a fully recovered Ukraine over one dissected with Russia,
@ there is often anattitude that diplomacy and democracy are some how connected, but there is a reasonable arguement that says do you wish Putin tp agree with you or do you want him to stop using aggression against others in his ideas of agreement. Personally I am content to see him disappear and an alternative put forward. I think the Chinese feel the same about Xi . Trump in my mind is a different beast .
I spoke to a Russian-speaking Ukrainian who said that growing up, he didn't have a strong Ukrainian identity and wouldn't have been that bothered if his city became part of Russia. However, Putin has made him feel more Ukrainian than ever. Each missile strike, power cut and death has made him more determined to never surrender. It's ironic that Putin has probably done more than anyone to create a united Ukraine.
Did I mishear this? "Wait until the mud of spring." That's when tanks and APCs get bogged down and force any advances to go along the roads, so no, don't wait for the mud of spring. And so much talking down of Ukraine's chances against the 'mighty Russian bear'. If you listen to people like Gen (Ret) Ben Hodges, he'd tell you Russia's gains had been relatively minor and had come at enormous cost to Russia in lives and materiel. Renewed gains in Kursk, of which the Russians had so far retaken only around 40% of the territory taken by the Ukranians in August, 2024, and not the 50% stated in this interview, not only force the Russians onto the back foot, while sending a message to the West that Ukraine is still capable of winning the war, but make Putin look increasingly weak among his own people, which, under the right set of circumstances, might lead to his removal from office.
The US would be advised to be a close Ally of Ukraine as they have learned how to fight and have instituted new technologies that we could learn from. They could be an extremely resourceful and strategic Ally
13 days and counting down to TRUMP. Ukrainians have survived so far considering how it was in 24 feb 2022. The Air War in Ukraine is a Sci Fi book being written. British and Ukrainian cooperation is easier with UK out of EU and acting independently. Building close ties with Ukraine in making Drones (for example). Gets my vote. Slava Ukraini and God Save the King
Is Trump's role in negotiations being over-stated?. Ukraine is evolving and out-fighting Russia without a deal of support from the U.S., some would say that they have been held back.I have heard one commentator state that the U.S. has only delivered 10% of its promises.
The Korean model of a ceasefire on DMZ is a good example for Trump to present to Putin. The Americans guarding the DMZ didn’t violate the agreement and showed that they can be trusted by both sides. But because of Putin’s ego he might not agree with that.
Regarding people 'coming to the table,' it appears that negotiations about what happens in Ukraine will affect ALL of Western/Northern Europe (even though the war is in Ukraine), so around that table should be representatives of ALL countries that have provided aid to Ukraine.
If we do not support Ukraine 🇺🇦 wholeheartedly then we have already lost a criminal countries are sitting in the Security Council of the United Nations 🇺🇳. Countries are treated unequally in the UN 🇺🇳 and here new tensions will arise with unforeseeable consequences.
Estimates of Russian losses in Ukraine vary widely, but recent reports indicate that Russia has suffered over 800,000 casualties (killed and wounded) since the invasion began in February 2022. This includes approximately 198,000 killed according to Ukrainian sources, though other estimates suggest a range of 120,000-208,700 deaths Putin has burned through the prisoners and kids from the sticks. Now he has to get the men from the urban areas… We’ll see how that works for him.
@@mickkelly-e9i trump has best interest in america as he should have, all leaders should care most for what they lead, not whats outside of their lead. But without america in nato, nato will be in trouble. Also musk might have not the best actions, but he is smart enough to build multiple companies like tesla, spaceX. hes a hard working bussinesman even if you dont agree with his ideals.
@@robertcook2572 ..they can independently hunt and destroy armored vehicles and individual soldiers - tasks which would have otherwise required a far greater investment in manpower - something Ukraine is short of.
Canada is not being annexed. Though if we don't get an election soon, and we don't see radical changes to fix the problems - I suspect a growing number of people in Canada would become perfectly alright with that plan.
@ Now that’s a statement. While obviously musing out loud about something is short of the actual act, folks might not want to be too fickle and casual about Canada’s sovereignty. It was hard-won and can be easily lost. The incoming Commander in Chief of the most powerful nation the world has ever known is actually pitching the idea. Canadians might wish to consider the extend to which they can and will preserve such a beautiful country after all, if you’re statement is accurate, no matter how badly the latest prime minister has messed things up. Slava Ukraini.
Please note who the Actors and Actees are when you say X was Lost, or Y was Taken. It's confusing what with the back and forth of land being exchanged between Ukraine and Russia, and the names of various towns and regions are unfamiliar. I'm keeping up probably more than most and I'm confused at times ...
Never give Trump credit for negotiation skills. He's an idiot. Everyone knows he's an idiot. He will always be an idiot. He does have amazing skills as a carnival grifter.
Trump can veto aid packages to Ukraine, but it won't gain him favour with Republican congressmen who do understand geopolitics. With the Trump cult at its peak, many backed Trump because going against the stream was highly detrimental to one's career, but they haven't taken leave of their senses altogether.
Significance is complex media wise it is very wise. Ukraine has their head on tactics and strategic issues. I constantly hope their special intelligence work directs choices of targets and actions. We rightly will not know this aspect. Ukraine's cause is just and will impact the world winning this war. I experience tolls on my comments, which is a compliment of sorts to me. Great reporting!
trump like winning and bragging he won....so will support ukraine to get his bragging rights, legacy...and in the history books forever as the president who beat putin, russia, and won Cold War 2
When will people stop crediting Trump on that book? He had it written, Tony Schwartz has spoken on the process and Trump has been given far too much credit on it.
? What is the Russian rates of manufacturing tanks and armaments in Siberian factories ? ?How many thousands of artillery shells don’t fire that are produced in Ukrainian factories? For Ukraine to win in 2025, the NATO countries need to double the armaments and funds gifted to Ukraine. Do combined arms - -> coordination of ground forces with missiles, drones, and fighter jet aircraft. Secure Crimea and qualify Ukraine to join the European Union; opens security for foreign investors to do investments.
I agree with the Major General’s assessment. Neither Ukraine nor Russia seems likely to back down. Ukraine will continue fighting, with or without U.S. weapons-though it would certainly prefer U.S. support, it can still rely on the EU. Similarly, Russia will press on regardless of American involvement in arming Ukraine. A new wave of conscription would be unpopular and the structural damage to the economy due to sanction would worsen, but Putin appears willing to risk those consequences to achieve victory. At this point, the two sides are simply too far apart to negotiate a peace.
Giving Ukraine everything it needs to win this war and Ukrainian integration into NATO and the EU is the west’s best self defense.Anything less will not bring peace and reconstruction to Ukraine.
You are absolutely right.
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I doubt you are right about this, but morally you represent a very popular view
You are 100 percent correct, unfortunately a lot of politicians are driven by greed (oil) and fear (ruzzia appeasement)
Wery delicate statment or more advertising war from comfortable worm room.
Putin's trolls are very present here. Anyone would think this channel annoys Tsar Putin.
I come here for the laugh😂
Adolf putin
@@JohnCSmith-lp1qr Coping laugh?
Yes, they are everywhere. Any channel talking about this war specifically Putin they’re there to say BS and LIES.
@@pjhgerlach coping. Winning too slowly 😢
General Chapman is a person of insight and sense.
Thank you!
He's great, very balanced perspective
Can't believe his think-tank buddies are here leaving fake reviews.
@ZelenskyTheMadClown Can you believe KURSK? Of all places , of all places. Putin has to go.
Oil price must be kept low, santions must be effectvely applied and not bypassed by any west country, 300bn frozen assets must be assigned to Ukraine. Only once Russian economy won't be able to sustain the cost of war all this will come to an end. Only a change in government will stop Russia in trying to restore its empire.
😂 deluded
Anything else?
@@jamesgreen1116 The only one deluded is you.
i think you're right but i can't see it happening. hope I'm wrong
вы отдаёте себе отчёт в том , что передача чужих денег, это узаконненое воровство ? и как вы считаете, с вами многие захотят иметь какие-либо дела ?
You seem to ignore the motivating factor that Ukraine knows it's fighting to exist, and they definitely want to exist
Russia fights for the same thing
@@babylonian5 Russia is fighting to rebuild an empire. Not the same.
That's the problem, the motivation is gone.
Check the Western reports about Ukrainian desertions
@@babylonian5 Muscovy fights to regain a forever lost empire, Igor.
@@rodrigoescalante5456 Nice try, Igor.
Russia lost the Ukraine war a long time ago. The only factor supporting the continued futile fighting is Putin's personal ego.
And the fact as soon as he admits he's lost he's dead.
😂 you really have no clue what's happening. Seriously get off sites like this.
@jamesgreen1116 Who do you think you are buddy. I go where I want to go and say what I want to say as does everyone else on here. It is not russia.lol. When putin loses he will lose his life. And he will lose.
@@jamesgreen1116 Yeh! Go do one bot.
Sorry, on which planet did this happen? hahaha. The gaslighting is hilarious.
Chip Chapman is articulate and informative, James. Another great interview.
Misinformation
Inarticulate and reciting information that is already out there and been analyzed by many other "experts".
@@JohnCSmith-lp1qr
For that you need to listen to Russian propaganda. 😅
@@MaheshPatel-h2h I see Ukraine is winning ...Russia collapsed 😆. Alternative facts for "Special" 🐑
he's also wrong ; Russia will win this war
Putin is unsustainable.
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Did you make a short a list of descriptors before you decided to go with 'unsustainable'? Kind of a curious choice.
A Russian liability...
Everybody who's supporting Zelenski is unsustainable. 😂😂😂 Putin wil still dance on there funeral. 😅 Im not really a Putin fan, but this is the reality. 🎉
😆You’re joking right. Biden, Macron, Scholz, Johnson, Truss, Sunak and even Starmer is already on the hot seat. That’s a a list of the Unsustained
Open up an easy pathway for US citizens and companies to invest in Ukraine and watch how vigorously any Administration will defend the country
Phenomenal job James, I have no idea what you believe and never want to know. Keep up the great journalism
James Hansen and Kate Gerbeau are the only real journalists working for TR. The rest are TDS infected imposters.
11:14 "the Ukrainian perspective" should be the world perspective. Their perspective is that a nuclear power cannot just steal land, sovereignty, or independence from a non-nuclear country through military force.
That should be every civilized country's position. Not uniquely Ukraine's. That type of equivocation is corrosive and favors that thing in the Kremlin.
And what is the point of this rule if a nuclear power then decides not to adhere to this regulation?
@trumpforever6706 The rule comes with consequences. The rf is yet to face those consequences in a unified way - and they're STILL paying a huge cost.
We'll see if the new US president is actually a tough guy.
@trumpforever6706 this is why NATO is a good thing.
If russia is allowed to do what it is trying to do in Ukraine, then every small country near russia will think (or maybe realize) that they need nukes to protect themselves from russia. This accelerates a nuclear arms race.
In the case of NATO countries, they don't need nukes, because they have nuclear powers protecting them (usually from russia, obviously) which helps to prevent proliferation of nuclear weapons, especially in smaller, less robust countries.
Make sense?
NATO’s rules and regulations are ancient, and need to be updated, ie , for avnew membership like Ukraine into Nato , it shouldn’t be dependent on all members agreeing to this , a very well known concept in the world of democracy is , just hold a vote based on 50% plus 1 and Ukraine would be voted into Nato ,even if it is still at War , in Ukraine’s case Russia should be given notice to stop and withdraw, if they don’t than they would face the wrath of Nato . Keep it simple and with the times .🇨🇦
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Chip Chapman is always good to listen to, articulate and informative. thanks guys
How can't this happened? How can Russia not defeat Ukraine in Russia? This is, incredible. Even with thousands of nk soldiers. Crazy how incompentent is putin
You Brits are so brainwashed it's not even 🤣 but you are going to call me a Russian bot
I would say the most baffling side here is how it doesn't seem to awake any "patriotism" in the population, I can kind of understand russians are apathetic towards the war in Ukraine, but why can't russian propaganda recruit thousands of russians when their country is invaded!?
I think there is something we do not understand in this conflict
@@doncarlodivargas5497 Russians were told it's just a tiny special operation, no big deal. Russia invested in this propaganda for years to try to keep people from complaining. Doing an 180 would expose the Kremlin's narrative as the complete farce it is.
@@doncarlodivargas5497 why cant ukraine recruit either? people are just tired of this war...
The times lied to us all 4 years through covid.
They lied about everything for years before covid.
And you believe these liars now how?
Putin just give up!
You might as well ask Putin’s US “useful fool” to give up as well.
For someone as driven by their ego, like Putin or the US First Felon, it’s highly unlikely that they would ever, ever admit to making any mistakes.
Putin did loose this war long ago. Every objective, especially discouraging NATO’s expansion that now includes Sweden, Norway, Finland and eventually Ukraine, were among his top goals. This war that he continues is meant more to ‘punish’ Ukraine, for making him look this weak and this wrong about his foreign policy for Russian expansion.
He can not achieve those goals, regardless of how the war itself ends. All he has left is to throw this tantrum, and inflicting as much damage on Ukraine as he possibly can.
And the Russian Government that has granted him this blank check, as much as it may be regretting all of this, is also trying desperately to find a way to save face!
Putin will need to be removed as head of state before Russia is able to resolve this dilemma.
Cease fire is not an option and basically is not advisable at this stage. Mostly since medium range missiles launch in Russian territory has been allowed, Russian armies are in short of equipments, Russian economy is struggling.
Ceasefire's are always possible, there just isn't any political desire for one. I believe this war is only getting started...
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Ukraine is plating the long game and Russia is playing the short game. Unfortunately for Russians, their short game is terrible and they haven't learned a damn thing.
If they are short on equipment, how are they losing ground every single day?
Ukraine is about to collapse, you simpleton
@@johnnymcandrew Because Russia doesn't give a damn about casualty numbers, Ukraine does. If Russia cared even half as much about sustaining their troops in the field, they never would have started the damn war.
America was founded on the principles of individual freedoms and rights. The people of Ukraine do not want to live under Putin's thumb. There was a time when Americans would support any country wanting to rid itself of a tyrant and become their own country. As a veteran I fully support the people of Ukraine wanting their own country, their own free will.
Unfortunately today you have Trump hinting that he could use the military to take Panama and Greenland, and wants to take over Canada.
Respect towards U from Denmark Great Britain -
Slava Ukraini Heroeim Slava 🇺🇦🇩🇰🇺🇦
This commentator, Chip Chapman, supports his view with rationale ((eg Korean demilitarised zone precedent). Few other commentators have this level of professionalism. This places Chip, in my view, in the top tier of commentators on the Ukraine conflict
They shouldnt be called "Putins Losses" because to him they are not losses in the right sense. To him they should be referred to as "Putins Wastages" Or "Putins exterminations"
Zelenskyy's does not seem to have losses stated other than territory and so the "invincible army" is retreating and deserting to a large extent.
Exactly. Everyone should condemn Putin for all his war crimes. The Russian people should turn against him now that his war crimes are also against Russians.
@@robertfrancis7767Source?
@@robertfrancis7767 Get lost Ivan.
@robert100xx yes I get that the Kursk Grassland invasion was admission they lost already. My name is not Ivan, off you pop Troll 🧌.
Russia has lost already.
They don't seem to realise this. The long term effects of what Russia has done will stay with them for many, many years. Nobody trusts them anymore
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lost what? 😂
@@jamesgreen1116 How about lost 780,000 men?
@@jamesgreen1116 Well let us enumerate
700,000 MIA, KIA or missing.
1000000 Russians emigrating to escape conscription.
Lucrative oil and gas contracts with Western Europe.
Several oil refineries.
10000s of military equipment.
The ability of Russian elites to travel and enjoy assets in the West.
Frozen State assets.
The inability of the Russian President to travel to certain countries due to the ICC arrest warrant.
etc.
It strikes me that Zelensky needs to convince Trump that Ukraine is a better potential trading partner than Russia and there is good US investment opportunities in a fully recovered Ukraine over one dissected with Russia,
Sadly, that may be the more effective argument with Trump than the moral one.
@ there is often anattitude that diplomacy and democracy are some how connected, but there is a reasonable arguement that says do you wish Putin tp agree with you or do you want him to stop using aggression against others in his ideas of agreement. Personally I am content to see him disappear and an alternative put forward. I think the Chinese feel the same about Xi . Trump in my mind is a different beast .
Excellent analysis. Thank you.
I spoke to a Russian-speaking Ukrainian who said that growing up, he didn't have a strong Ukrainian identity and wouldn't have been that bothered if his city became part of Russia. However, Putin has made him feel more Ukrainian than ever. Each missile strike, power cut and death has made him more determined to never surrender. It's ironic that Putin has probably done more than anyone to create a united Ukraine.
Thank you for your informative interview.
Did I mishear this? "Wait until the mud of spring." That's when tanks and APCs get bogged down and force any advances to go along the roads, so no, don't wait for the mud of spring. And so much talking down of Ukraine's chances against the 'mighty Russian bear'. If you listen to people like Gen (Ret) Ben Hodges, he'd tell you Russia's gains had been relatively minor and had come at enormous cost to Russia in lives and materiel. Renewed gains in Kursk, of which the Russians had so far retaken only around 40% of the territory taken by the Ukranians in August, 2024, and not the 50% stated in this interview, not only force the Russians onto the back foot, while sending a message to the West that Ukraine is still capable of winning the war, but make Putin look increasingly weak among his own people, which, under the right set of circumstances, might lead to his removal from office.
Thank you
The US would be advised to be a close Ally of Ukraine as they have learned how to fight and have instituted new technologies that we could learn from. They could be an extremely resourceful and strategic Ally
13 days and counting down to TRUMP. Ukrainians have survived so far considering how it was in 24 feb 2022.
The Air War in Ukraine is a Sci Fi book being written. British and Ukrainian cooperation is easier with UK out of EU and acting independently. Building close ties with Ukraine in making Drones (for example). Gets my vote.
Slava Ukraini and God Save the King
You can't trust Putin? Who would have thought?
Thanks for the tale we want to hear. Now, let's come back to reality
Is Trump's role in negotiations being over-stated?. Ukraine is evolving and out-fighting Russia without a deal of support from the U.S., some would say that they have been held back.I have heard one commentator state that the U.S. has only delivered 10% of its promises.
You have been listening to malarkey friend.
Mad max army 😂😂😂
Is it anything else? Turtle tanks, electric scooters, dirt bikes, Chinese golf carts, patched up tanks from the 60s.
The Korean model of a ceasefire on DMZ is a good example for Trump to present to Putin. The Americans guarding the DMZ didn’t violate the agreement and showed that they can be trusted by both sides. But because of Putin’s ego he might not agree with that.
A DMZ is not feasible. We can't even guard a Mexican border...this is like 5 times that
@@mikelittle5250 Your comparing the Mexican border to the DMZ? I mean they are not exactly the same thing.
Thank you for this clear, sensible reporting. We don’t have real news in US anymore
Sure we do, your just too ignorant to find it mate
@@campionwindisch5747 🤣 the funniest comment to day. Had me rolling.
You have THIS in the US, amongst all sources. 🙄
"Putin's losses are crippling" As if he cares.
He wont no, but we hope other Russians do care. Wierd if they dont.
@@Grimfandenputin has enslaved their minds in apathy
Another excellent interview. Thank you
I’m a regular viewer for yr radio thanks for updating
Dips.., poet n critic
This site is wrong about basically everything 😂
Regarding people 'coming to the table,' it appears that negotiations about what happens in Ukraine will affect ALL of Western/Northern Europe (even though the war is in Ukraine), so around that table should be representatives of ALL countries that have provided aid to Ukraine.
I think they all had their chance over the past 3 years. Trump will now be running Barter Town.
I hope you are right, its so hard to find actual News that show Whats going on. We need peace some how.
Try the enforcer channel
This is propaganda and wrong on everything
When Germany hit a attritional wall, they knew they lost the war in WW1
When Germany won the attrition war in ww2 they still lost so what’s your point ?
@@markuscev4581 They didn´t though.
@@markuscev4581 When did the Germans win an attritional war in WW2??? Quite the opposite. They lost because the allies had far too much kit.
Ukraine join NATO and EU? I say NATO and EU should join Ukraine. Thanks Major Gen Chip! Слава Україні Героям Слава
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If we do not support Ukraine 🇺🇦 wholeheartedly then we have already lost a criminal countries are sitting in the Security Council of the United Nations 🇺🇳. Countries are treated unequally in the UN 🇺🇳 and here new tensions will arise with unforeseeable consequences.
Another interesting interview. Thank James , the guest and TR❤❤
It was smart of Putin to bring in the NK troops to make the Russian military look a little better. FVP.
@@D.A.OhK. Nobody preve ting you to go there and flex your muscles!
There is No proof of North Korean troops on the front line.
@@levak8740 Calm down vata and better stay with your kind in the safely of Rutube. Or are you a trench-orc material? :)
@levak8740 are you there? Watch out for baba yaga.
@@levak8740 I don't need to go. Putin already lost. Enjoy!
Estimates of Russian losses in Ukraine vary widely, but recent reports indicate that Russia has suffered over 800,000 casualties (killed and wounded) since the invasion began in February 2022. This includes approximately 198,000 killed according to Ukrainian sources, though other estimates suggest a range of 120,000-208,700 deaths
Putin has burned through the prisoners and kids from the sticks. Now he has to get the men from the urban areas… We’ll see how that works for him.
Maybe the world will grow a backbone and tell Trump and Musk to FO. YOU would be surprised how pushing back on bullies can get you.
theres no reason to do this.
@@InkedRyantrump has no interest in nato.
@@mickkelly-e9i trump has best interest in america as he should have, all leaders should care most for what they lead, not whats outside of their lead. But without america in nato, nato will be in trouble. Also musk might have not the best actions, but he is smart enough to build multiple companies like tesla, spaceX. hes a hard working bussinesman even if you dont agree with his ideals.
Putin: We are not losing ground in Kursk -- we are doing a Marine Moonwalk.
Drones have changed the whole game..
How?
@@robertcook2572 ..they can independently hunt and destroy armored vehicles and individual soldiers - tasks which would have otherwise required a far greater investment in manpower - something Ukraine is short of.
Good on you
You guy's lost me when you asked what Trump is thinking about for Trump does not think he just reacts !
Very high quality. Thanks,
Interesting guest, goina have to check him out👍
I don't know about his other losses, but he lost his mind years ago.
Where did 'Always a pleasure' come from? I never used to notice it and now it seems mandatory!
At the start of year 3 the loses seem not to matter to Putin . I bet he never lost sleep over the dead.
of course - those are just worthless serfs to him
Happy New Year to You and Thank You General!!!
Russian mechanized units now comprise of prisoners piggy backing on North Korean soldiers.
Canada is watching very carefully as its powerful southern neighbour openly muses about annexation in the name of prosperity, freedom, and defence.
Canada is not being annexed. Though if we don't get an election soon, and we don't see radical changes to fix the problems - I suspect a growing number of people in Canada would become perfectly alright with that plan.
@ Now that’s a statement. While obviously musing out loud about something is short of the actual act, folks might not want to be too fickle and casual about Canada’s sovereignty. It was hard-won and can be easily lost.
The incoming Commander in Chief of the most powerful nation the world has ever known is actually pitching the idea. Canadians might wish to consider the extend to which they can and will preserve such a beautiful country after all, if you’re statement is accurate, no matter how badly the latest prime minister has messed things up.
Slava Ukraini.
These guys reporting from Mars.
Have been saying Russian losses are crippling for a long time now. But that said guess there must be a tip over point at some time.
If the losses are crippling why are they crippled ?
Please note who the Actors and Actees are when you say X was Lost, or Y was Taken. It's confusing what with the back and forth of land being exchanged between Ukraine and Russia, and the names of various towns and regions are unfamiliar. I'm keeping up probably more than most and I'm confused at times ...
Never give Trump credit for negotiation skills. He's an idiot. Everyone knows he's an idiot. He will always be an idiot. He does have amazing skills as a carnival grifter.
He is a billionaire,are you?
@@paulmasterson386he knows the price of everything and the value of nothing.
Trump is also very skillful in licking Putin's boots
@@paulmasterson386Yes, he was shrewd enough to inherit his wealth.
@@paulmasterson386he inherited that, kid
Great to hear from someone who really knows what they're talking about rather than the bluster from lower ranks
I don’t think Trump, while threatening Canada, Mexico, Greenland, and the Panama Canal, has much interest in peace negotiations between anyone.
Refreshing that the interviewee isn't sitting in front of his book collection
How do you know a Brit is lying? His lips are moving.
What I’m worried about is that trump may lift sanctions on Russia, is that possible and is there a way to stop him from doing that?
It is difficult, but possible. Congress could attempt to stop Trump from lifting, but Republicans have majority in both House and Senate.
Trump can veto aid packages to Ukraine, but it won't gain him favour with Republican congressmen who do understand geopolitics. With the Trump cult at its peak, many backed Trump because going against the stream was highly detrimental to one's career, but they haven't taken leave of their senses altogether.
Significance is complex media wise it is very wise. Ukraine has their head on tactics and strategic issues. I constantly hope their special intelligence work directs choices of targets and actions. We rightly will not know this aspect. Ukraine's cause is just and will impact the world winning this war. I experience tolls on my comments, which is a compliment of sorts to me. Great reporting!
The caption should read Voldemort Putin.
It'll all be over in a month.
Even Zelensky knows it.
I'm tired of hearing people say this level of loss is unsustainable.
Be patient... Putin's fall is near.
Starts at 1:20
I appreciate sane reporting!
Why am I censored for speaking in the same context and manner as everyone else? Yt stop trolling your users.
This guy sounds like he is rooting for Putin .
Putin sitting on his Branch and cutting. High up.
Pure delusion. The next thing he is going to tell you is how great the British Empire is doing.
Putin sends his newly cracked troops in their wheelchairs to storm the front lines……
I wouldn't trust Trump one bit.
Trump was impeached for withholding aid to Ukraine. He made the deal with the Taliban (and without the Afghan government) for US withdrawal...
No one in their right mind would.
He's a con man and an idiot
trump like winning and bragging he won....so will support ukraine to get his bragging rights, legacy...and in the history books forever as the president who beat putin, russia, and won Cold War 2
Transnitria has a lot of old equipment.
"russias losses are unsustainable bla, bla, bla" I wish they were, be I've been hearing this for 2 years, yet they seem sustainable...
Learn what the word sustainable means...
Why do you start with a clip from the middle. So frustrating,
What happened to the agreement made with Ukraine when they gave up their Nuclear weapons?
When will people stop crediting Trump on that book? He had it written, Tony Schwartz has spoken on the process and Trump has been given far too much credit on it.
nobody cares.
They say this every year. I guarantee you in ten years from now, this will still be going on.
And in ten years, Russia still hasn't been able to take the Donbas region...
So much for a 3-day war
Rf comes with Ladas, Ladas do not end
? What is the Russian rates of manufacturing tanks and armaments in Siberian factories ? ?How many thousands of artillery shells don’t fire that are produced in Ukrainian factories? For Ukraine to win in 2025, the NATO countries need to double the armaments and funds gifted to Ukraine. Do combined arms - -> coordination of ground forces with missiles, drones, and fighter jet aircraft. Secure Crimea and qualify Ukraine to join the European Union; opens security for foreign investors to do investments.
We're losing more
Where are these big gains of the "surprise offensive" exactly?
I agree with the Major General’s assessment. Neither Ukraine nor Russia seems likely to back down. Ukraine will continue fighting, with or without U.S. weapons-though it would certainly prefer U.S. support, it can still rely on the EU. Similarly, Russia will press on regardless of American involvement in arming Ukraine. A new wave of conscription would be unpopular and the structural damage to the economy due to sanction would worsen, but Putin appears willing to risk those consequences to achieve victory. At this point, the two sides are simply too far apart to negotiate a peace.
James Hanson is my favorite interviewer. 19:02:
A mere flesh wound.
I've had worse!
We (Ukrainians) will not turn on our country and walk off the battlefield defending our country, family and society.
21:53 that is a great question
Does anyone else fast forward ⏩ when reporter talks 😂
F.D.T.
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