I'm John Batsweth, Professor H. J. McEnter, International Relations and Professors

pointing to a termination of the war.

Poland Strengthens Border with Belarus to curb migrant and Wagner threats, or CIS seizing

the opportunity of weakened Putin to recruit Russian spies, or US may send ban cluster

bombs to Ukraine, or the Russian power players who could take down Putin.

These are examples of the headlines that are running in Europe right now, this is the

Daily Telegraph, including Ukraine War.

Western Allies dragging their feet over pilot training says Zelensky.

They're all looking to end the war and end it with a victory.

Professor Moscow's point of view, they are with a metaphor as back foot, but they're

extremely defensive, they've arrested their commander in Ukraine and in Zorovakin.

Progozen has not been heard from to my knowledge for several days, said to be in exile in Belarus

surrounded by several thousand of his fighters in a camp they're constructing.

And the presentation right now is that Russia is debating whether or not to negotiate, that's

the presentation.

Putin, Zelensky is saying we will not negotiate until all Russians out of Crimea and Donbass.

So there's no telling Moscow's point of view, but you can speculate for us, Professor,

for a few minutes.

What is Moscow thinking now about what comes next in the war?

Well, a phrase that was very useful in keeping coalitions together in the past was unconditional

surrender.

What that meant was that you take all the difficulties between the Allies and you put them out into

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