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Today, further to the fast evolving situation on the front lines, we reflect on how Ukraine might win the war,

the theatrical nuclear weapons drills being carried out by Moscow,

and look deeper on the political fault lines of Central and Eastern Europe.

Bravery takes you through the most unimaginable hardships to finally reward you with victory.

If we give President Zelensky the tools, the Ukrainians will finish the job.

Slava Ukrainian.

Nobody is one of the breakers. We're us. We are strong. Where you trainiers.

Every weekday we sit down with leading journalists from the Telegraph's London Newsroom

and our team's reporting on the ground to bring you the latest news

and analysis on the war in Ukraine.

It's Wednesday, the 22nd of May, two years and 89 days since the full-scale invasion began.

And today I'm joined by the Telegraph Berlin correspondent James Rothwell, former tank

commander and chemical weapons expert Hamish de Breton Gordon,

and Dalibor Roach, Senior Fellow of the American Enterprise Institute.

I started, however, by summing up the latest developments on the front lines.

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