Ukraine’s Most Deadly Weapon: How HIMARS Changed the War
July 7, 2024
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as posted by the channelHost Mike Baker sits down with open source intelligence analyst Ryan McBeth to discuss the potential for Ukraine to receive up to 8 Patriot missile systems from Israel. They discuss how these advanced missile defense systems could impact Ukraine's ability to defend itself against Russia's ongoing invasion. Ryan McBeth provides expert insights into the strategic significance of this potential support and what it could mean for the future of the conflict.
In this episode of the PDB Situation Report:
• We start things off by taking a look at U.S. efforts to bolster Ukraine's air defenses amid ongoing Russian invasion, potentially with help from Israel. We'll be joined by intelligence analysis Ryan McBeth for insight into that story.
• Plus, we're starting to see some of the real-world fallout from the US's disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, as new reports suggest that the White House may be turning to the Taliban to help combat ISIS. Lieutenant Colonel Tony Shaffer stops by to give his take on that.
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