The Duran Podcast Ukraine frontline update & peace deal w/ Stanislav Krapivnik (Live)
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Feb 25, 2025 The humanitarian crisis in Ukraine exposes the dire physical and emotional toll on civilians amidst ongoing conflict. Personal accounts from residents in Gorlovka reveal remarkable resilience against a backdrop of shifting front lines. The geopolitical landscape complicates peace efforts, with escalating tensions between the West and Russia. Discussions on reconstruction possibilities highlight the intricate political dynamics at play. Additionally, contrasting leadership styles of Putin and Erdogan come into focus, reflecting broader implications for stability in the region.
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Personal Loss and Resilience
- Stanislav Krapivnik, from Lugansk, shared news of his uncle's passing due to difficulties accessing medical care amid the conflict.
- His elderly relatives refuse to leave their shelled home despite the constant danger.
Early War Plans
- Krapivnik's military experience revealed that war scenarios with Russia were being planned as early as 1999.
- He noticed an increase in intensity after Vladimir Putin began revitalizing Russia.
Humanitarian Crisis and Civilian Targeting
- Krapivnik witnessed the constant shelling and humanitarian crisis in Gorlovka, where civilians lose everything.
- Ukrainians, including mercenaries, target civilians even when out of combat rounds.