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Following the drone strike on a U.S. base in Jordan, panelists discuss the possibility of a U.S. military response as well as the implications of conflict spreading in the region. BRANNEN: Thanks so …

Hopes are dimming for Ukraine's spring push to drive Russia from its territory. Kyiv’s long-awaited counteroffensive has fallen flat and President Volodymyr Zelenskiy is reportedly planning to fire his top commander. Columbia University’s Stephen Biddle tells The World’s host Carolyn Beeler that Russia’s deep, well-prepared defenses have transformed the conflict. 

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When analyzing the Ukraine War, it is important to remember that strategically decisive breakthroughs are both difficult to manage and historically rare. 

In “Back in the Trenches” (September/October 2023), Stephen Biddle contends that the war in Ukraine more closely resembles World War I and World War II than a military revolution and does not reflect a revolutionary change in the character of warfare. To support his argument, he asserts that armies lost a greater percentage of tanks in those wars than the Russians and Ukrainians are losing today in Ukraine.

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American officials are making clear to Israel that it cannot pursue a campaign in the south that would have the same devastating consequences as in the north

American officials are making clear to Israel that it cannot pursue a campaign in the south that would have the same devastating consequences as in the north.

A Carlisle professor will speak about the war between Israel and Hamas during a presentation Saturday organized by Second Presbyterian Church.