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winning in the east? are you going to keep pushing arms, military into that? - that s a very different i proposition, politically, domestically, to sell at home. a western flank is a different prospect, isn t it? i suppose what this has done is brought nato together in a way that. emmanuel macron hadn t been as warmly disposed towards nato until this crisis. exactly, and during the campaign, he said against marine le pen, who wanted to get out of the military command, he said, we have to reinforce nato, which for french people is quite surprising because macron is a big defender of european defence. so we can see in the coming time nato killing in a way this idea of european defence. and at the same time, it came just a few months after the afghanistan withdrawal and no real stock taking of what happened in afghanistan, and the fact that nato has almost swept that under the carpet and gone back
up to now, they ve repelled them from the west. - kyiv was seen as a victory. everybody s really saying, plucky ukrainians, let s i give them some arms. talking to our foreign - correspondent, jeremy bowen, who s out there, saying, - what happens if russia starts winning in the east? are you going to keep pushing arms, military into that? - that s a very different i proposition, politically, domestically, to sell at home. a western flank is a different prospect, isn t it? i suppose what this has done is brought nato together in a way that. emmanuel macron hadn t been as warmly disposed towards nato until this crisis. exactly, and during the campaign, he said against marine le pen, who wanted to get out of the military command, he said, we have to reinforce nato, which for french people is quite surprising because macron is a big defender of european defence.
a fatigue on compassion and that would be terrible. can i pick up on that? up to now, they ve repelled them from the west. - kyiv was seen as a victory. everybody s really saying, plucky ukrainians, let s i give them some arms. talking to our foreign - correspondent, jeremy bowen, who s out there, saying, what happens if russia| starts winning in the east? are you going to keep pushing arms, military into that? that s a very different i proposition, politically, domestically, to sell at home. a western flank is a different prospect, isn t it? i suppose what this has done is brought nato together in a way that. emmanuel macron hadn t been as warmly disposed towards nato until this crisis. exactly, and during the campaign, he said against marine le pen, who wanted to get out of the military command, he said, we have to reinforce nato, which for french people