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Dec 4, 2025
Don Bramer, a former Bush administration official and naval intelligence officer, shares his insights on the complex dynamics of Ukraine's situation. He discusses alarming warnings from European leaders about Zelensky potentially being isolated in negotiations. The conversation also touches on Trump's fluctuating stance on military aid and the importance of NATO contingencies. Bramer emphasizes the necessity for careful judgment regarding military decisions and the implications of international relationships amidst ongoing conflict.
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Negotiation Shrink Is Normal
- Don Bramer argues negotiations shrank from 28 to 19 points as part of normal deal-making and compromise.
- He believes settling on 10–12 agreed points that end the war would still be a win for Ukraine.
War Sustains Putin's Power Temporarily
- Bramer says the war gives Putin current political security but strains Russian resources and allies.
- He predicts Russia's economy and military capacity may soon limit further gains.
Europeans Seek Credit In Talks
- Bramer views European leaders as jockeying for political credit in talks and sees differing national interests.
- He stresses the real winner should be the people of Ukraine, not politicians seeking headlines.