This is the Friends of History Debating Society.

I am John Batser, welcoming Professor H.J. Mackender,

International Relations, comment on the war in Europe.

Six capital, six points of view.

We begin with one warrant, said to be among the documents

distributed by now an alleged member of the Air

Air National Guard, said to be is a document

for real-time intelligence dated late February of this year.

The document says that by April 13th past,

Ukrainian air defense will be out of book missiles.

By May 3rd, Ukrainian air defense will be out of S-300 missiles.

Implicit is that the air defenses in Ukraine

are fragile to expiring.

I mentioned this fact because the war in Europe

has taken on the flavor of a forever war,

except there are voices of descent.

One is in Hungary, Viktor Orbán, who does not,

at this point, support an continuing conflict.

Another is President of France, a manu of Macron,

looking to make a deal with Beijing,

which is a close ally of Moscow.

There are other voices going in different directions.

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