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Subject: [OT] How to keep Russia from winning in Ukraine
Date: Thu, 12 Dec 2024 15:14:01 -0500
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I watch this guy, Anders Puck Nielsen, regularly. He's a professional 
military analyst in Denmark but speaks flawless, unaccented English. He 
regularly makes content about the war in Ukraine and this video gives 
his views on what a negotiated settlement to the Ukraine/Russia war 
could look like. He warns that it is entirely possible for Russia to win 
the war at the negotiating table even if it lets Ukraine keep all of the 
territory that Russia doesn't yet occupy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhpoNL1gZbw [14 minutes]

He begins by explaining that Russia's idea of victory is NOT to conquer 
all of Ukraine's territory but rather to hamstring it politically so 
that it doesn't do things that piss off the Russians, like joining NATO.
Almost no one in the West understands this.


-- 
Rhino