What We're Paying for in Ukraine | Explainer: Mark Cancian

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🗓️ 24 February 2024

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Mark Cancian, senior adviser with CSIS International Security Program, joins Mary to discuss the ongoing battle for aid to Ukraine and its intersection with U.S. defense capabilities and stockpiles. The Agenda: -Breaking down the quantity and quality of aid provided by the U.S. to Ukraine -Where Ukraine would be without the U.S. -Does the U.S. need to provide continuous aid? -Maintaining stockpiles -Is the stalled supplemental aid package DOA? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hayes Catering is a small company run by two brothers selling food at festivals across the UK.
0:08.0	But when COVID struck, the plug was pulled on live events. To help fill the gap, Barclays provided them with a loan so
0:18.1	they could diversify their business. And now that live music is back,
0:25.0	So a Hayes catering. Grow your business.
0:27.0	Bank on Barclays.
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0:31.0	Drive to survive is back. To be a 401 driver you need to be able to switch yourself off from
0:36.8	everything that is happening around you. Is he ready? Physically, mentally.
0:40.9	Your position is under threat. When you get into that car, the noise goes away.
0:46.0	Formula One, Drive to Survive, now streaming only on Netflix.
0:50.6	Welcome back to the Dispatch Podcast. My name is Mary Trimble and I'm a reporter for the
0:55.7	morning dispatch. Saturday, February 24th marked the two-year anniversary of
1:00.4	Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
1:02.8	I spoke to Mark Kansian, senior advisor to the International Security Program
1:07.1	at the Center for Strategic and International Studies,
1:09.8	Think Tank here in DC, about US support for Ukraine, what we mean when we talk
1:14.7	about aid to Ukraine, and what the war has revealed about our own defense
1:18.8	industrial base and readiness for future conflicts. If you enjoy our conversation,
1:23.3	I'd encourage you to check out a live stream
1:25.3	with reporters currently on the ground in Ukraine.
1:27.6	You can listen to that discussion in the skiff
1:30.1	if you become a dispatch member.
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