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Increasing Weapon Supplies and Trust in Ukraine Conflict
24:55 - 31:10 (06:14)
As the U.S increases weapon supplies to Ukraine and enhances their weapons systems, it poses a test for the growing trust between the U.S and Ukraine as the U.S is uncertain of Putin's red lines. There is a suggestion if the West had given big guns to Ukraine from the start, it could have had a different outcome.
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The U.S. increasing weapon supplies to Ukraine poses a test on the evolving trust between U.S. and Russia, since the U.S. does not know Putin's exact red lines, and there are concerns about the potential of the longer-range missile striking targets inside Russia itself.
24:55 - 29:23 (04:27)
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The U.S. increasing weapon supplies to Ukraine poses a test on the evolving trust between U.S. and Russia, since the U.S. does not know Putin's exact red lines, and there are concerns about the potential of the longer-range missile striking targets inside Russia itself. There is also a discussion on whether or not the West should have given all the big guns right from the start so Ukraine could have quashed the Russians quickly rather than experiencing a drag on the issue.
ChapterIncreasing Weapon Supplies and Trust in Ukraine Conflict
EpisodeWhy the U.S. Is Sending More Powerful Weapons to Ukraine
PodcastThe Daily
Microsoft has announced plans to lay off 10,000 workers, less than 5% of its global workforce, in response to the slowdown in demand for online services as the pandemic eased.
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Microsoft has announced plans to lay off 10,000 workers, less than 5% of its global workforce, in response to the slowdown in demand for online services as the pandemic eased. In another development, a helicopter carrying senior Ukrainian officials, including the Minister of Internal Affairs, crashed in a key suburb, killing over a dozen people.