RUSSIA AGGRESSION: Stephen Yates On US/NATO Response; Turkey Changes Their Name
January 10, 2022
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as posted by the channelDana (@DLoesch) talks with Stephen Yates (@YatesComms), International Advisor, a Global strategist with unmatched experience at the intersection of policy, media, politics, and international affairs, who advised during the Bush administration, ran Radio Free Asia, and is our regular Monday guest who is here to again use his knowledge and logic on all international issues.
Russia’s aggression against Ukraine is discussed - and the Biden admin’s biggest threat is financial sanctions - hopefully NATO will be a bigger threat to Russia as we pray for those in Ukraine.
China and Turkey is also discussed - Turkey changed their name to: Türkiye - Dana and Stephen have some thoughts:)
We appreciate Stephen’s consistency every week - his experience and knowledge in these matters are superior, and he never disappoints!
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