Andrew Fesiak rejoins me on Economics Matters. He addresses these questions and more:
- Is Russia winning?
- Is Ukraine Short on Manpower?
- Is Trump selling out Ukraine and NATO by deed, if not word?
- Can Ukraine even up the sides with its new Flamingo cruise missile?
- What did the US refusal to join other NATO members in shooting down the Russian drone incursion in Poland tell us?
- Is Ukraine now exporting drones?
- Is Russia testing NATO's response to air incursions to demonstrate that the US is no longer a real part of NATO?
- Is Russia gearing up to attack the Baltics?
- How will the war end?
Andrew is Senior Consultant at Black Trident Defense and Security Group. He's an expert on Ukrainian and Russian relations, politics, history, culture, and the ongoing war. Andrew has lived in Ukraine for decades, having emigrated from Canada. His grandparents and parents were Ukrainian.
This is Andrew's 5th appearance on Economics Matters -- the Podcast. His analysis of the military and political situation have been dead on. If you want the facts on the ground, including Trump's mounting acts of betrayal, all packaged in mellifluous words of support, this podcast is for you.
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