What Will It Take For Russia To End The NATO Proxy War? w/ John Helmer
July 16, 2026
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as posted by the channelIn response to increasingly aggressive Ukrainian drone strikes on Russia, Russia's military recently launched a series of unusually severe missile and drone strikes on Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital.
Those Russian strikes, however, do not appear to have deterred Ukraine and its NATO backers from launching deeper and deeper drone and missile strikes into Russia.
Many Russians are increasingly frustrated and concerned by the Ukrainian strikes deep inside Russia. Pressure is growing on the Russian government to be more assertive, but will it do what is necessary to deter NATO from arming and enabling Ukraine?
Dimitri Lascaris speaks with Russian affairs expert John Helmer about the difficult choices now confronting Russia's government.
In the first part of this report, Dimitri refers to a discussion with John about a recent incident involving Greece's national security adviser. That discussion has been published separately and can be watched here
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