

Ukraine Can Now Strike Russia Direct || Peter Zeihan
5 snips Nov 26, 2024
The recent decision allows Ukraine to use American weaponry inside Russia, significantly altering the battlefield dynamics. The focus is on the ATACMS missile system and its potential to disrupt Russian supply lines. A historical analysis sheds light on ongoing Russian aggression and U.S. responses, emphasizing the need for clear communication between leaders. The conversation considers how these shifts might shape future negotiations and the impact of political changes on the conflict.
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Ukraine Can Now Strike Russia
- The Biden administration lifted restrictions on US weapon use in Russia by Ukraine.
- Ukraine can now use ATACMS missiles with a 200-mile range to target Russian logistics.
Not a Meaningful Escalation
- Peter Zeihan doesn't see the new weapons as a major escalation, unlikely to provoke significant Russian response.
- Russia's condemnation came from a press attache, not a policymaker, signaling it's not serious.
Russia Needs to Talk
- To rebuild credibility regarding red lines, Russia needs direct talks with decision-makers.
- Putin avoids this, as it would force him to give up gains from interfering in Western affairs.