In this candid interview, a geopolitical analyst breaks down the realities behind U.S. foreign policy, Trump’s approach to Russia, and the Ukraine conflict. He argues that ultimatums and sanctions are ineffective, as Russia won’t respond to pressure and key U.S. allies like India and China won’t comply with demands to isolate Moscow. The discussion highlights the disconnect in Washington, where leaders lack accurate intelligence and fail to grasp Russia’s strategic position. The analyst dismisses recent diplomatic talks as meaningless without substantive change, emphasizing that the U.S. is stuck in a cycle of denial, driven more by domestic politics and military-industrial interests than genuine diplomacy. He also touches on the broader decline of Western economies, contrasting them with the resilience of Russia and China. Ultimately, the conversation suggests that without a fundamental shift in understanding and policy, no breakthrough in Ukraine or global relations is possible. The interview ends with technical difficulties cutting the connection.

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