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All five countries are former members of the soviet union until its collapse in 1991 and have followed a policy of strict neutrality since russias invasion of ukraine. last week they all abstained in a key un vote demanding a russian withdrawal. so how important is this region for both washington and moscow? lets speak to kireel nur—zhanov — associate professor of central asian studies at the australian national university. hejoins me now live from canberra. thank you forjoining us on the pr...

And if we were to think about, ok, when this is over, what next? that also is a huge question mark in itself, because how momentum this war is, it completely redefines the rules according to which the whole world lived. in terms of momentum, vitaly, let me bring in mark. how would you assess what phase this conflict is at one year on? well, i think what we saw a year ago was a kind of reckless military intervention, launched on all kinds of optimism bias in the kremlin and frankly, some ideas th...

That also is a huge question mark in itself, because how momentum this war is, it completely redefines the rules according to which the whole world lived. in terms of momentum, let me bring in mark. how how would you assess what phase this conflict is at one year on? well, i think what we saw a year ago was a kind of reckless military intervention, launched on all kinds of optimism bias in the kremlin and frankly, some ideas that must have been delusional in terms of the picture that vladimir pu...

Our coalition, but he still doubts our conviction. he doubts our staying power, but there should be no doubt. our support for ukraine will not waver. nato will not be divided, and we will not tire. >> translator: we decided to conduct a special military operation. step by step we will continue to resolve the objectives that are before us. they started the war, and we used the force in order to stop it. >> bidens visit to ukraine was the first time in modern history that a sitting u.s. president ...

Include sweden and finland. were in the process of doing that. we want our european allies to do their fair share, and they are moving in the right direction. but make no mistake about it, ukraine needs our help now. we have to supply the help now. because its a critical moment in the battle. we dont want this to be a long campaign. we want to win as quickly as possible. we want to help ukraine achieve those objectives. shannon: andy mccarthy, colleague here at fox, wrote a piece and talked abou...

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16 debate, that i think is diversionary. one i talked to ukrainian officials, they say what they really need, right now, as long term, long range missile systems. the they can threaten russian bases, and russian air fields, inside crimea, with whatever reason the united states has decided not to give them that weapon. i think the focus needs to be on that weapon to do precisely to achieve the objectives, at the national security adviser sullivan outlined today on meet the press. >> what is of ch...

Dangerous course of action with absolutely no strategic objectives. i keep seeing a bunch of tactics. well, were going to arm them, but not enough to win. but maybe were going to negotiate or maybe not or or who knows? >> who knows what these people are doing. look, im not anti ukraine. i went and trained ukrainian soldiers in ukraine. ukrainians were part of the battalion that i deployed with our brigade that i deployed with iris back then for fighting back against the russians. but you know wh...

Capacity to defend its territory and achieve strategic objectives. >> now, maybe those tanks will do just that. but its going to take a while. so yesterday, the u.s. army secretary said those tanks might not even get to ukraine by the end of the year. its february. they cant provide tanks by december. >> she went on to say there are longer all. but i think there are options that are less than two years, less than a year and a half. okay, so now it looks like well be in ukraine for a year and a h...

Look, we are pursuing a very dangerous course of action with absolutely no strategic objectives. i keep seeing a bunch of tactics. "we are going to arm them, but not enough to win! me you are going to negotiate, or maybe not. or, or, or --" who knows what these people are doing. im not anti-ukraine. i went and trained ukrainian soldiers in ukraine. ukrainians are part of the battalion i deployed with. i respect them for fighting back against the russians. but you know it? i am an american. what ...