This is CBS Eye on the World with John Bacheler.

Here's John Bacheler.

Ukraine conflict.

The war continues toward the end of the offensive, the spring offensive summer offensive

season.

We look ahead to a winter in Europe and a winter around the world without Russian energy

sources, but with large questions raised about NATO as it rearms and extends its line against

the Russian Federation all the way to the Arctic Ocean.

But I welcome George Friedman to look at this conflict after all of these months have

harried conduct on the battlefield to ask, what is the war between?

Is it Ukraine, which is a state in much just repair needing everything to rebuild?

In Russia, the Russian Federation allied with China, or is it between NATO and the Russian

Federation, or is it between the United States and Moscow, which is an old fashioned way

of saying is that the Cold War come again, the same adversaries, what are they fighting

about?

George, a very good evening to you.

You observe that this is an American Russian war, a Russian-American war.

How so?

What do you see, George, good evening to you?

The Russians are fighting for a strategic death.

They have Moscow that is now less than 300 miles away from what could be an American attack

and they must push Westridge.

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