Why the Ukrainian counter-offensive can still succeed with Frederick W. Kagan of the AEI’s Critical Threats Project

1

Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

The Ukrainian Assault on Pokrovsk

02:21 • 3min

3

Putin's Three-Week Lightning Offensive Is Proceeding According to Plan

05:05 • 5min

4

The Russians Targeted Prokrovsk

10:13 • 5min

5

The State of the Counter-Offensive in Ukraine

14:43 • 6min

6

The Russian Defenses in the Western-Sapadija Area

20:21 • 3min

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Ukraine's Counter-Offensive: How to Define Victory

22:56 • 5min

8

The West Needs to Recalibrate Its Expectations

27:38 • 2min

9

Putin's Purpose in the War

29:17 • 3min

10

The Russians' Failure to Learn From the Black Sea Fleet

32:11 • 4min

11

The Economic Impact of Sanctions on Putin

35:48 • 3min

12

The West Should Have Led in Right Away to Provide Ukraine With the Material It Needs

38:18 • 2min

13

The Russians' Fear of a Russian Tactical Nuclear Strike in Ukraine

40:28 • 4min

14

The Failure of Leadership in the Western World About the Russian Invasion of Ukraine

44:22 • 4min

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The Ukraine War Has Found the Machinery of Western Governments Wanting

48:03 • 2min

16

The Importance of Reading Jack's Paper From Roosie

49:45 • 3min

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Frederick's Thoughts on the Napoleonic Wars

52:27 • 2min

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The War That Ukraine Is Fighting Is Not an Altruistic Intake

54:45 • 4min