Ukraine War Loss “Blame Game” Already Starting
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June 12, 2022
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12:14Now PlayingThe New York Times is reporting that a key weakness in the United States’ approach to the war in Ukraine is the lack of good intelligence about what the Ukrainian military is doing on the ground, especially when compared to the wealth of intelligence being collected on Russian movements and strategy. This according to the Times’ sources in the intelligence and defense community. So is this true or are the Times’ sources merely laying the groundwork for blaming Ukraine’s eventual defeat on “faulty intelligence?”
Jimmy and The Dive’s Jackson Hinkle discuss how the spin of the Ukraine war loss is already beginning.
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