What Is An Acceptable End To The Ukrainian War?

The Untold Story with Martha MacCallum

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4.1 • 738 Ratings

🗓️ 12 February 2025

⏱️ 23 minutes

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While the war in Ukraine continues to wage, Ukrainians wonder whether the Trump administration will help resolve their conflict with Russia. Ukrainian author and chief foreign affairs correspondent at The Wall Street Journal Yaroslav Trofimov shares that the Russians' brutality will not end until Ukraine, with the help of the United States, finds some form of peace. He notes the historical trauma that the Ukrainians have faced and Russia's yearning to control all of Eastern Europe. Yaroslav suggests that due to Russia’s ambitious goals, the Trump administration's view on a solution is unrealistic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:57.2	Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Untold Story Podcast. I'm Martha McCallum. Great to have you with us today. And I'm very glad to be joined once again by Yaroslav Troufimov, one of my favorite writers and one of the greatest foreign policy and foreign affairs reporters that we have in the country. He obviously has had a lot of accolades,
1:04.0	runner up for the Pulitzer Prize, and the Wall Street Journal's chief foreign affairs correspondent.
1:09.6	Yaroslav, welcome. Good to have you here.
1:11.6	Great be back.
1:12.5	Congratulations.
1:13.4	Today, your book has come out.
1:16.0	It's called No Country for Love.
1:18.3	And I know it's a story that is based in part on your grandmother's experiences growing up in a really
1:24.8	troubled time in Ukraine.
1:29.4	I guess there's more troubled times in Ukraine than not troubled times in Ukraine, sadly.
1:32.8	But it interweaves the history.
1:35.8	And I think in many ways, as you've pointed out, is an interesting prequel to where we are right
1:41.6	now in what's going on in Ukraine.
1:43.7	And I want to talk to you about the themes in the book,
1:45.6	but I want to start with what's going on right now in Ukraine, if we may.
1:49.0	Welcome.
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