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💥Zelensky Will Bring Putin's Empire to Its KNEES! Kremlin HUMILIATED. PANIC in Moscow!

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June 13, 2025

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In this thought-provoking interview, we explore one of the most pressing moral and historical questions of our time: Will Russia ever take responsibility for its actions in the way post-war Germany did? Despite a long history of conflict, expansionism, and aggression toward its neighbors, Russia remains an empire that has never formally apologized for its crimes. From Soviet-era atrocities to the current war in Ukraine, the issue of collective guilt, national shame, and historical accountability remains unresolved.Is an apology necessary for genuine reconciliation? Can there be change without shame? Will Russia ever kneel and acknowledge the suffering it has caused? To help unpack these complex and sensitive issues, we are joined by Peter Eltsov, Professor at the College of International Security Affairs at the National Defense University. Drawing on deep academic and geopolitical insights, he discusses the philosophical, cultural, and political barriers to Russian repentance — and the global implications of continued denial.

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Will RussiaFrom Soviet-eraPeter Eltsov ProfessorInternational Security AffairsNational Defense University Drawing

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