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ends 31st of December, Teases and sees apply, smart meter required. I'm John Bachelor with Anatole Leaven of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft

commenting on the remarks of two presidents, Mr. Biden, Mr. Putin, and one Prime Minister, Mr. Orban, about the

fate of Ukraine. However, there is also the match between NATO enhanced by the joining of Finland and momentarily Sweden, and Russian Federation

enhanced, we believe, by its alliance with Tehran and Beijing and Pyongyang for

for interest of note.

Anatole, Mr. Putin says we're willing to restore quote full-fedged relations with the US and NATO but

we he said the time isn't right for that yet but we are ready for it. How do you

imagine Putin is thinking of the future? Armed guards, watch

towers, a fence, something like that, a cyber fence hostility along the frontier what does the future look

like for him and for NATO? Well at the moment yes I mean it, borders are largely closed with Russia, flights, us closed.

Yeah, I mean everything is shut down from our side not from that and the question is I think if we can move towards, if we can get a peace settlement in Ukraine or even

ceasefire, will we lift those restrictions again?

Clearly, given that Russia now thinks that time is on its side, it is in fact gradually winning.

The Russia will demand a lot I think in return for an agreement to end the war and one of the

things it will demand is the lifting of most sanctions and the reopening of

you trade and borders and communications with the West.

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