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Putin's ambitions: Is the West leaving Ukraine out to dry?

January 25, 2024

NATO is running its biggest military drills since the Cold War to practice how it would respond to an attack from Russia. But can it also keep up its support of Ukraine? Our guests: Milan Nic (German Council on Foreign Relations), Teri Schultz (DW), and Markus Kaim (SWP).

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Markus Kaim.

Senior Fellow at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs.

 

 

 

DW Sendung To The Point | Putins imperiale Ambitionen
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Milan Nic. 

Senior fellow at the German Council on Foreign Relations.

 

 

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Teri Schultz.

DW Brussels correspondent and NATO expert.
 

 

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