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Get by and are tired of it. the headline was the forever war. i think one of the things the west may have to come to terms with in the coming months is that this is going to be a very long conflict. the counteroffensive on the ukrainian side is not probably going to resolve anything in any decisive manner and we could have some form of frozen conflict such as president putin managed to contrive in georgia. the question remains on what -- whom such a frozen conflict would favor but i think it's soon anyway that barring a surprise that the west is going to have to start thinking about that quest...

How russians feel about this war, we mentioned the only independent pollsters left in the country and here's what they came out with just recently. as of june only 20% of russians closely follow the war in ukraine. that is the lowest percentage since the war began. clearly this benefits the kremlin in your view. >> president putin has gone to great lengths to make the war as invisible as possible. this is one of the most fascinating aspects of my journey. apart from the bill boards seeking recruits, apart from this there is really no sign of the war. the restaurants are full, the city is funct...

Diplomatic delegations will meet with taliban, the results would be nothing for the people of afghanistan. >> it's notable that secretary of state antony blinken marking the decision withdrawing from afghanistan called it an incredibly difficult decision and also the right one saying the u.s. has issued nearly 34,000 special immigrant visas to families but we know there are thousands waiting still in limbo. thank you for your time and for joining us today. so much appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> up next, i speak to one the "new york times" reporter speaking to people in russia fr...

Putin’s Forever War Vladimir Putin wants to lead Russians into a civilizational conflict with the West far larger than Ukraine.

There can be little question that the grim prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, which still shows no sign of closing anytime soon, is a key legacy — in the worst