NATO Lost The Arms Race But Continues To Escalate The Ukraine War w/ Dr. Gilbert Doctorow
December 3, 2024
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as posted by the channelAfter Ukraine's military used US-supplied, ATACMS missiles to strike targets in Russia, Russia launched a devastating strike on a military factory in Ukraine using a new hypersonic missile, the Oreshnik.
After demonstrating the power of this new weapon, Russian President Vladimir Putin warned NATO that further attacks on Russia with Western-supplied weapons might precipitate a Russian attack on a Western military base. Despite his warning, Ukraine struck Russian targets again with the same, US-supplied ATACMS missiles.
Dr. Gilbert Doctorow is an accomplished analyst of Russian Affairs. On December 2, 2024, he spoke with Dimitri Lascaris about the escalation of NATO's proxy war in Ukraine.
Doctorow and Lascaris also discussed the ballooning military budgets of NATO countries, recent economic developments in Russia and Donald Trump's threat to punish any BRICS member that seeks to replace the U.S. dollar as a the global reserve currency.
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