

1134: Ukraine 2025 | Out of the Loop
113 snips Mar 30, 2025
Ryan McBeth, a geopolitics analyst, shares his insights on the ongoing Ukraine conflict and its complex global implications. He discusses the military's adaptability gained through three years of warfare and the significant tech advancements like advanced drones. McBeth highlights Russia's dwindling armored vehicle numbers but warns of their increased combat experience. He also emphasizes Ukraine's contributions to NATO intelligence sharing, showcasing the importance of real-time strategies in modern warfare.
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Ukraine War: A Victim of Realpolitik
- The U.S. is prioritizing a potential conflict with China around 2027-2028.
- This necessitates shifting troops from Europe, making Ukraine a victim of realpolitik.
Russia's Dwindling Vehicles, Growing Experience
- Russia is running low on easily refurbished Soviet-era armored vehicles.
- However, their combat experience makes them more dangerous and adaptable.
Fear of Russian Collapse and Nuclear Proliferation
- The U.S. fears a Russian collapse leading to multiple warlord states with nuclear weapons.
- This scenario would complicate a simultaneous conflict with China.