The Duran Podcast Trump stuck in worst of all outcomes in Ukraine
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Jul 27, 2025 Recent talks in Istanbul between Russia and Ukraine revealed evolving negotiation tactics focused on humanitarian needs. The ongoing stalemate underscores the challenges posed by international sanctions. Discussions also scrutinize the complexities of U.S. and NATO military support, including the implications of supplying various weaponry. The podcast highlights the unclear strategies of the Trump administration compared to Biden's foreign policy decisions, raising concerns about the ramifications of indecision in this crucial conflict.
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Istanbul Talks Show No Progress
- The Istanbul talks yielded no diplomatic progress and centered on humanitarian issues and prisoner exchanges.
- Medinsky showed strong negotiation skill, firmly rejecting a direct Zelensky-Putin meeting without an agreement.
West Facing Weapon Supply Limits
- The West, especially the US, is running short of advanced weapons for Ukraine like Patriot systems.
- They supply older Hawks and limited Bradleys, reflecting exhaustion of NATO's stockpiles after long conflict.
Trump Should Have Walked Away Early
- Trump should have decisively withdrawn US support for Ukraine early in his presidency to avoid entanglement.
- Publicly walking away would have preserved his strength and blamed failure on others' involvement.