166. A Significant Escalation

Battleground

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🗓️ 7 June 2024

⏱️ 47 minutes

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This week Saul and Patrick discuss the recent and significant escalation in the Ukraine conflict, that is the decision by the US and other Nato countries to allow the long range weapons they have given Ukraine to be used to strike Russia inside its own territory. Joining them to look at the emerging consequences of this, Saul and Patrick speak to friend of the Podcast Askold Kruchelnycky from Kyiv. If you have any thoughts or questions, you can send them to - [email protected] Producer: James Hodgson X (Twitter): @PodBattleground Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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1:18.1	There's a breathless hush in the world's chancellies this week as governments absorb the significance
1:23.3	of the latest escalation in the Ukraine conflict. That is, of course, the decision by the US and other NATO countries to allow the long-range
1:32.3	weapons they've given Ukraine to be used to strike Russia inside its own territory.
1:38.1	The importance of the move can't really be overestimated, and it would seem to usher in a new
1:43.2	and unpredictable phase of the war.
1:45.7	We'll be discussing what all this means as NATO prepares to meet at a historic gathering in
1:50.8	Washington to mark the 75th anniversary of NATO's foundation.
1:55.8	And to keep us up to date with events on the ground, we'll be talking to Askoel Kruzlnetsky, currently in Ukraine,
2:02.2	who's been interviewing senior Ukrainian military figures and touring the front lines, including
2:07.1	a trip to Kharkiv. But to start off, the hardening of the NATO position really does mark
2:12.7	a significant shift in the dynamics of this war. Wouldn't you agree, Patrick?
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