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🗓️ 3 March 2022
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0:25.6 | Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the Spectator's Daily Politics podcast. I'm Max Jeffrey and I'm joined by Katie Balls and James Forsyth. |
0:30.6 | We're now a week into Russia's invasion of Ukraine. |
0:34.6 | Their advances stalling in the north, but they've taken a big city in the south of |
0:39.2 | the country, Kersen. James, Macron spoke to Vladimir Putin earlier today, and I think he was |
0:46.4 | left with the impression that the worst is yet to come. Can you tell us what happened on that |
0:49.6 | call and why it matters? So, my name Macron, the French president, is determined to keep open lines of |
0:55.2 | communication with Vladimir Putin. But I think Macron is under no illusions about Putin's |
1:01.0 | intentions. It's quite clear that Putin didn't honor some of the things that Macron thinks he |
1:05.2 | said to him about not escalating the situation before the war. I think what is concerned |
1:10.5 | Emmanuel Macron is that |
1:12.2 | Emmanuel Macron, the Elysee Palace are saying, was left with the impression that Vladimir Putin |
1:15.8 | intends to occupy the whole of Ukraine. And essentially, the Ukrainian's message was, if Ukrainians |
1:22.1 | don't surrender now, things will only get worse for them. The Russians are not backing down from |
1:26.2 | their aim of demilitarising Ukraine. |
1:27.8 | Now, Putin has also done a televised address in Russia where he suggests, slightly outlandishly, |
1:32.6 | that the operation is all going to plan. I don't think the plan wants to have, you know, |
1:37.6 | various things around the field. Now, I still think it's obviously still likely that in terms |
1:41.4 | of the initial military victory, Russia will win that. I do not understand, though, how Russia would hold the whole of Ukraine or support a Ukrainian |
1:49.1 | puppet government. If anyone looking at the intensity of which the Ukrainians are fighting |
1:53.6 | would think that the conditions are ripe for an insurgency, I also think it is quite clear |
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