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offer ends December 3rd, 2023. Open to UK and N.I. Guardian. I'm John Bachelors with my colleague and friend Mary Kessel, Executive Vice President

Stephen's Incorporated, former Senior Advisor to the Secretary of State, Ukraine.

The Wall Street Journal has several features.

The London Telegraph has similar features, pointing to the futility and exhaustion of the front line in eastern Ukraine. The

Ukrainian soldiers are outnumbered. The Russians, the report in the Wall Street

Journal says come in waves like zombies. That's language that's used

by the frontline forces for Ukraine who are outnumbered, outgunned, and short of ammunition in winter conditions, rain and snow.

The futility is the least of it.

There's also the disorder back in Kief where members of the leadership are being sacked British

word because this is London reporting head of medical services people involved in

cyber because it's said to be corrupt and there are voices raised

in the army that we're at a stalemate. Now I mention all this negativity because

there's a new article in the foreign affairs by two distinguished

members of the U.S. foreign affairs thinking committees.

Richard Haas, President Emeritus of the Council on Foreign Relations, and Charles

Coppchen, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, Professor of International

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