Pod Save the World Putin’s Wildest Dreams Come True
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Feb 19, 2025 
Max Seddon, the Moscow Bureau Chief for the Financial Times, shares his insights on the recent shifts in U.S. foreign policy regarding Russia. He highlights the Kremlin's reaction to U.S.-Russia peace talks that exclude Ukraine, emphasizing the potential risks for Ukrainian sovereignty. The conversation also touches on the rise of far-right movements in Europe and how they influence international politics, as well as the intricate dynamics of Russian public sentiment amidst ongoing conflicts. It's a fascinating exploration of geopolitics and its far-reaching implications.
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Seismic Shift in US Foreign Policy
- Trump's call with Putin ended Western isolation of Russia after the Ukraine invasion.
- This diplomatic process excludes both Ukraine and European involvement.
Historic Policy Shift
- The US-Russia talks about the war exclude Ukraine, the invaded country.
- This is a historic shift in US foreign policy, abandoning 75 years of European security guarantees.
Trump's Response
- Trump blames Ukraine for being invaded and not resolving the war.
- He expresses more concern for destroyed architecture than Ukrainian lives.