BBCNEWS HARDtalk June 4, 2024 00:37:00
Because at that time you felt putin had a serious advantage on the eastern flank of nato. so maybe intelligence isnt so great, and it can work both ways, both in overestimation, but now maybe an underestimation. sure. which is why you have to constantly revisit it and constantly challenge the assumptions — as ive reflected on, "how could i have been so wrong about russian capabilities? " you know, ifailed to appreciate the depth of corruption and the effect the corruption would have on readine...
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