Michael Bohnert

Dominic Nicholls, Associate Editor of Defence at The Telegraph, provides keen insights into Ukraine's military offensive, particularly the evolving dynamics in Kursk and the strategic use of drones. Arthur Scott Geddes, Deputy Global Health Editor, discusses the war's toll on Ukraine's healthcare system, focusing on rising antimicrobial resistance and mental health issues. Meanwhile, Michael Bohnert analyzes how emerging AI-powered drones are reshaping warfare, raising ethical questions about their potential misuse. A thought-provoking convergence of military and health challenges!

The podcast discusses Putin's nuclear threats over Ukraine, Europe's defense if US withdraws, and the urgency to equip Zelensky for victory. Also covered are updates on military situation in Ukraine, challenges faced by Ukrainian forces, Putin's aggressive posturing, Europe's re-armament efforts, and a touching dedication to a listener battling cancer.

Michael Bohnert, a RAND analyst specializing in Russia's energy sector and drone warfare, offers keen insights into the dynamics of the ongoing conflict. He discusses Ukraine's focused drone strikes on Russian refineries, predicting major impacts on Russia's economy. The conversation also examines the intriguing possibility of China supplying satellite imagery to help Russia, and how a proposed 'drone wall' in Europe could change defense strategies. Bohnert highlights the strategic push and pull in Europe and the implications for future security.

Michael Bonert, an engineer and researcher at the RAND Corporation, provides crucial insights into the war, while Oleh Synyehubov, Governor of Kharkiv Oblast, shares the harsh realities of life on the frontline. They delve into the strategic role of F-16 fighter jets amid intensified Russian bombardments and discuss the assassination of a key Russian missile scientist by Ukrainian forces. The conversation also highlights the resilience of Kharkiv's residents and the urgent need for global support to bolster defenses and humanitarian efforts.

James Crisp, Europe Editor at The Telegraph, reports live from Budapest, shedding light on a proposed Trump peace plan involving an 800-mile buffer zone. Michael Bohnert from the RAND Corporation discusses Europe's potential military aid to Ukraine amid escalating tensions. Evgenia Gubkina, a Ukrainian architect, highlights the devastating impact of the war on Ukraine's architectural heritage, focusing on the destruction of significant sites like the Derzhprom building. The conversation intertwines geopolitics with cultural resilience, emphasizing the need for urgent support.