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This is Michael Mayor Copa.

This is Michael Cohen, and you're listening to the Mayacolpa podcast.

As the Ukrainian war enters its third week, it appears that Russia's madman dictator Vladimir Putin badly misjudged his country's ability to impose its will upon the Ukrainian people.

Putin has but one objective to crush the independent Ukrainian state to liquidate or imprison

its most vocal supporters and forced the nation to become a vessel of Moscow.

Russia has crossed so many red lines Mr. Putin has in regards to violating international

norms and laws.

He must be held accountable for his war crimes.

He has committed war crimes and he should be held fully accountable.

We saw that happen after World War II. We said we never allow atrocities to occur again, and we have.

And here you have a major country clearly crossing the line of what is acceptable.

But nearly two weeks into President Putin's invasion of Ukraine, Europe's largest land war since 1945, the image of a Russian military

as one that other countries should fear, let alone emulate, has been shattered.

Keev was the main effort of the several prongs, four prongs, initially that invaded Ukraine,

but it bogged down almost immediately because Vladimir Putin

massively underestimated the capacity of the Ukrainian army to fight, the population to resist,

and the resilience of the Ukrainian government. And those three things together have given the

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