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russia had paid for his political rise and for his political party. they had worked to install him in power. they totally controlled him. he was their guy. that was how russia controlled ukraine. they controlled the ukrainian president. they installed him in power and told him what to do and he did it. and russia, of course, didnt want ukraine to have better economic ties to the west. they didnt want ukraine to have any ties to the west. they wanted ukraine to only be tied to russia. a...

maintain their support? well, my guest is general ben hodges, former commander of the us army in europe. could this winter be russias friend? im going to start with something you said just last month. you said total restoration of all of ukraines sovereign territory, including crimea, is inevitable. now, a few weeks on, do you still believe that? even more so. i think ukrainians have achieved irreversible momentum. the russians are losing in every facet of this war. so thats why theyre...

nation in three years. and the premier li keqiang. now on bbc news — hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. im stephen sackur. winter is coming to europe, and vladimir putin is hoping the battle lines in his war on ukraine will be frozen, buying him time to reinforce at the front, while exposing ukrainians and all of europe to the reality of an energy crisis. the ukrainian armed forces have made gains in recent months, but can they go further, and will kyiv�*s backers in the us and europe ...

the ukrainian armed forces have made gains in recent months, but can they go further and will kyiv�*s backers in the us and europe maintain their support? well, my guest is general ben hodges, former commander of the us army in europe. could this winter be russias friend? im going to start with something you said just last month. you said total restoration of all of ukraines sovereign territory, including crimea, is inevitable. now, a few weeks on, do you still believe that? even mor...

in tigray for a permanent cessation of hostilities. the two—year conflict has left hundreds of thousands dead, almost five million displaced, and a population on the brink of starvation. now on bbc news, its time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. im stephen sackur. winter is coming to europe and vladimir putin is hoping the battle lines in his war on ukraine will be frozen, buying him time to reinforce at the front while exposing ukrainians and all of europe to the reality of an ene...

0 it was actually 108 people in the heavenly hundred. the youngest of them was just 16 years old. it all happened as the combination of protests that had started the previous november. people are protesting in ukraine. because the government of that country had had the chance to sign on to a big trade deal with europe, a deal that was expected to have big economic benefits for ukraine, just episode bring ukraine closer to europe, and closer to the west. people in ukraine bought weird forward to ...

Youre saying it seems that it can only end with total ukrainian victory. the administration, it seems, thinks that they will have to be at some point a compromise, that concessions will be made by both sides. and it may well be that the concessions involve some sort of deal over crimea. who knows? are you saying that sort of a resolution to this war would, in your view, be a danger to the united states, to western interests? it would only guarantee that there will be more conflict. i mean, if we...

The administration, it seems, thinks that they will have to be at some point a compromise, that concessions will be made by both sides. and it may well be that the concessions involve some sort of deal over crimea. who knows? are you saying that sort of a resolution to this war would, in your view, be a danger to the united states, to western interests? it would only guarantee that there will be more conflict. i mean, if we look at how the kremlin has behaved over the past almost 20 years, you k...

This is huge, because its about the endgame. its about how this conflict ends. because at some point it must end. youre saying it seems that it can only end with total ukrainian victory. the administration, it seems, thinks that they will have to be at some point a compromise, that concessions will be made by both sides. and it may well be that the concessions involve some sort of deal over crimea. who knows? are you saying that sort of a resolution to this war would, in your view, be a danger t...

Thinks that they will have to be at some point a compromise, that concessions will be made by both sides. and it may well be that the concessions involve some sort of deal over crimea. who knows? are you saying that sort of a resolution to this war would, in your view, be a danger to the united states, to western interests? it would only guarantee that there will be more conflict. i mean, if we look at how the kremlin has behaved over the past almost 20 years, you know, they see that we lose int...