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Ukraine conflict at the turn of the calendar year. I welcome Anato Leven of the Quincy

Institute for Responsible Statecraft to comment not only on the headlines from the front.

This is in Ukraine, but also on the observations of distinguished professors and thinkers

about what is the next step in settling what has become a European war affecting the

well-being of people all around the global north and of course the relations with the

global south. We begin with the bloody-minded headlines from London. For example, how Ukraine's

high-mars barracks strike could shape the war throughout 2023 or France to supply armored

combat vehicles to Ukraine or Russian warship armed with hypersonic missiles to pass through

English Channel or Putin sends warship of hypersonic missiles or Russia's X-Deputy PM

sends Macron Shratton, embedded in his buttocks. That's Rogozan who used to lead the Roskazmoz

campaign and is now in the Donbass. Anato Leven I start with these provocative headlines

from the London Telegraph not because we can explore them. It's fog of war, but because

the combat is dominating the news. At the same time, there are other observers who

puzzle where is diplomacy. The battlefront looks a deal like a very small scale Verdun,

in the 1916, when the Germans launched an offensive not to take territory but to wear

down the French army. It worked in a strange way because it wore down the German army

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