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Is Peace In Ukraine Even Possible? | Peter Hitchens
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2:50Now PlayingPeter Hitchens discusses the difficulty of securing a peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia.
Peter Hitchens writes extensively for the press in the UK, he's been a war correspondent, and reported from Moscow towards the end of the USSR's time as a communist country. Peter has written many books, the latest being "A Revolution Betrayed: How Egalitarians Wrecked the British Education System" he is a very sought after commentator in Britain and Beyond.
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