Ukraine: The Latest Russia fails to break through in Kursk & assessing two years of economic warfare to cripple Moscow
Sep 20, 2024
Vladimir Kara Murza, a prominent Russian opposition leader, advocates for a democratic Russia with Western support for Ukraine’s success. Roland Oliphant shares frontline insights, highlighting the military stalemate and Ukraine's defenses. Dominic Nicholls delves into the complexities of economic sanctions against Russia and the Kremlin’s counterstrategies. The discussion touches on Australia’s military aid controversy and the pressing needs as Russian military casualties rise. Stay informed on the evolving dynamics of the conflict and the international response.
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Kara-Murza's Press Conference
- Vladimir Kara-Murza, recently released from Russian prison, discussed Russia's future at RUSI.
- He stressed that Putin cannot win the war, and Ukraine needs Western support.
Post-Putin Russia
- Kara-Murza believes a democratic Russia is possible after Putin, but faces skepticism.
- He insists the current regime is worse than any potential successor.
Australia's Military Aid Controversy
- The Australian army is auctioning off old equipment instead of donating it to Ukraine.
- This includes patrol vehicles and Chinese-made drones, despite public support for Ukraine.