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'Time Is Not on Ukraine’s Side': Experts Discuss How the War in Ukraine Could End

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December 2, 2024

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What does an end to the war in Ukraine look like? Who will bear the greatest burden when the dust settles? And has the risk of nuclear war increased since the Biden administration allowed Ukraine to strike inside Russia with U.S. missiles?

This episode of "Mehdi Unfiltered" explores these questions as Mehdi Hasan hosts Anatol Lieven, the Eurasia Program Director at the Quincy Institute and author on Russia and Ukraine, and Evelyn Farkas, the Executive Director of the McCain Institute and a former Pentagon official under President Barack Obama.

During the episode, Mehdi asks both guests whether the United States has any credibility in insisting on sanctions against Russia over its occupation of Ukraine, given its ongoing and unconditional support for Israel in Gaza.

The experts also discuss whether Russian President Vladimir Putin is bluffing with his threats to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine.

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