The Briefing with Albert Mohler Thursday, June 5, 2025
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Jun 5, 2025 A recent drone attack by Ukraine on Russia's bomber fleet marks a new era in asymmetrical warfare, raising alarms about U.S. vulnerabilities. Insights into the enduring complexities of the Russia-Ukraine conflict reveal the moral ramifications of military strategies. Meanwhile, the unschooling movement is gaining traction, driven by the pandemic and parental influence on education. The discussion highlights both the benefits and challenges of unschooling, alongside concerns about potential regulatory threats to educational freedom.
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Ukraine’s Drone Attack: New Warfare Era
- Ukraine's drone attack on Russia's strategic bomber fleet marks a new era of asymmetrical warfare.
- Small, inexpensive drones can cause significant damage to expensive military assets, reshaping military strategies.
US Vulnerabilities Exposed by Ukraine Attack
- The U.S. military faces vulnerabilities similar to Russia's exposed bombers due to unprotected aircraft shelters.
- This exposes expensive assets like the B-21 bomber to potential lethal drone attacks.
Pandemic Sparks Unschooling Trend
- The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the trend of parents unschooling their children, rejecting traditional schooling.
- Unschooling reflects a desire for parental control over education, but outcomes vary widely.