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Battleground

239. Ukraine - your questions answered.

Battleground

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🗓️ 13 January 2025

⏱️ 36 minutes

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In this bonus episode of Battleground: Ukraine, Saul and Patrick address a wide range of listeners questions, from possible peace negotiation strategies to Ukrainian Air Force capabilities, and why did Russian gas pipelines passing through Ukraine remain open? Interested in supporting the Augustae Annia Foundation in Ukraine? Then follow the link below to find out more. https://www.augustaeannia.com/donation-links If you have any thoughts or questions, you can send them to - [email protected] Producer: James Hodgson X: @PodBattleground Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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We've been a little bit remiss in the last couple of weeks having not answered questions,

0:53.9

so we're devoting a whole

0:54.9

episode to our rather bulging postbag. And the first one comes from David in Cumbria. And he writes,

1:01.1

thanks so much for the podcast, one of the most brilliant and informative I listen assiduously every week.

1:06.9

Well, thank you for that, David. His question regards Donald Trump's potential use or lack of use

1:13.0

of military force. Much has been made, writes David, of his disdain for forever wars and his repeated

1:18.7

comments that the U.S. should not be involved in other countries' affairs. For example, his recent

1:23.4

tweets on Syria. However, if you consider his admiration of strong men, don't they require a

1:28.5

powerful military force and a willingness to get involved? If 9-11 had happened on Trump's watch,

1:33.4

does anyone believe he wouldn't have taken some kind of military retributive act? So if in future

1:39.1

there is a chance to flex America's might or take advantage to weak opponents, isn't there a

1:44.0

strong chance he would

1:44.8

get involved, despite what he's been saying about ending wars? I'm thinking in relation to a chance

1:50.3

to put Putin in his place or with regards to a Chinese attack on Taiwan. Would he want to be remembered

1:56.9

as a president who presided over America's military weakening. Well, I think it's all a very good

2:02.4

point, isn't it, Patrick? I mean, my reading on Trump is not that he won't take military action

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