Major General Mick Ryan, a Senior Fellow at the Lowy Institute and author on the Russia-Ukraine war, delves into vital military strategies and adaptations during the ongoing conflict. He argues the necessity of a clear theory of victory for Western support, emphasizing Ukraine's innovative tactics against Russia’s slower methods. Ryan highlights the crucial intersection of technology and human leadership in modern warfare, while also exploring the implications of the war on global security and the evolving nature of Western military strategies.

Major General Mick Ryan, a former Australian Army Commander and author of 'The War for Ukraine,' shares critical insights into the slowing of Russia's advance in Donetsk and its impact on Putin's strategy. He discusses Ukraine's potential to launch counterattacks with Western long-range missiles, the evolving battlefield dynamics, and the complexities of U.S. support amidst changing political landscapes. Additionally, he highlights how both Russia and Ukraine have strategically adapted, with NATO and the U.S. learning valuable lessons from the conflict.