George Barros

George Barros, the Russia team lead at the Institute for the Study of War, provides expert insights on Ukraine's surprising counter-offensive in Kursk, targeting critical supply lines and signaling a shift in tactics. Retired U.S. Army Colonel John Mills dives into South Korea's political crisis, where an impeached president is defying arrest amid serious allegations. They discuss the ramifications for Russian military operations and evolving public sentiment regarding the conflict, alongside the geopolitical impacts of North Korea's involvement and the instability in the region.

George Barros, a Russia team leader at the Institute for the Study of War, discusses the potential impact of U.S. Tomahawk missiles on Ukraine's conflict with Russia, highlighting both operational benefits and escalation risks. He elaborates on Ukraine's tactical challenges and the importance of redefining success in the war. Bill Roggio, Editor at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, analyzes Israel's military objectives in Gaza, the challenges of post-conflict governance, and the complexities surrounding ceasefire proposals, emphasizing the need for effective political leverage over Hamas.

George Barros, a lead Russia analyst at the Institute for the Study of War, dives into the complexities of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. He discusses Ukraine's evolving political landscape, including President Zelensky's peace negotiations. Barros also addresses the ethical dilemmas tied to organ donation practices and the challenges Christians face amid war-torn Ukraine. The conversation highlights personal stories of hope and resilience, and underscores the role of faith in navigating crises.

George Barros, a lead analyst at the Institute for the Study of War, talks about the potential impact of Tomahawk missiles on Ukraine’s defense strategy. He explains how these missiles could press Russia into negotiations by equalizing the missile capabilities. Cal Thomas, a syndicated commentator, reflects on the fragile peace in the Middle East, specifically the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. The discussion also touches on innovative restorative reproductive medicine as a healthier alternative to IVF and the heartwarming story of a service puppy transforming a teenager's life.

In this discussion, Gordon Chang, an expert on Chinese politics and economics, sheds light on the economic strain China faces from rising U.S. tariffs and Xi Jinping's tough negotiating position. He reveals how these tensions might lead to greater isolation for China. Meanwhile, George Barros, who tracks military strategies at the Institute for the Study of War, dives into the renewed offensives in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, analyzing Putin's motivations and the demographic pressures influencing Russia's military recruitment efforts.

George Barros, who leads a team at the Institute for the Study of War, provides keen insights into the Ukraine conflict. They discuss the staggering implications of over one million Russian casualties and how this affects Russia’s military sustainability. Barros debunks the myth of Russia's infinite manpower, addressing the economic pressures challenging their war effort. He also contemplates the future duration of the war, pondering how Ukraine can sustain its fight against mounting pressures. This engaging conversation unravels the complexities of a war that shows no signs of ending soon.

Alireza Jafarzadeh, Deputy Director of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, reveals the shocking discovery of Iran's hidden nuclear weapons development site and missile production facility. His insights highlight the Iranian regime's deceptive practices. Joining him is George Barros, Russia team leader at the Institute for the Study of War, who provides an analysis of Russia's battlefield strategies in Ukraine amidst heavy casualties. Both guests emphasize the complexities of international negotiations and the shifting dynamics of modern warfare.

Richard Goldberg, a senior advisor at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies and former National Security Council director, discusses the anticipated shifts in U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East under Donald Trump's leadership, examining new approaches towards Iran and Israel. George Barros, Russia Team leader at the Institute for the Study of War, analyzes how a Trump presidency might reshape U.S. support for Ukraine amid ongoing conflict, emphasizing the importance of maintaining defense capabilities against Russian aggression.

George Barros, a contributor at the Institute for the Study of War, discusses the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, focusing on Ukraine's significant advances in the Kursk region. He details the pressures faced by Russia amid economic sanctions and military setbacks. Joining him is Konstantin Samoilov, a Russian expat and YouTube host, offering insights into life under siege and the societal impacts felt by Russians. The conversation highlights internal tensions, shifting public sentiment, and the complex dynamics within Russia's relationship with China.

Analysts George Barros and David Adesnik discuss the situation in Russia, including Putin's cabinet reshuffle and a corruption scandal. They also delve into the US-Israeli split and the complexities of the conflict in the Middle East. The podcast explores the financial underbelly of the southern border crisis, highlighting the need for increased control and wiser allocation of resources.