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assistance. probably something on the order of it doesn t have to be lethal. ukrainians are conducting defensive operations against a massive force. so provisioning them with logistics, establishing a pipeline to provide that, i think the sanctions probably are okay for where we are right now. based on the template that this administration has laid out. there s a lot more head room for action. i think positioning forces make a good bit of sense. but unfortunately, we did not do enough to deter russian aggression early on. and frankly, i think one of the things we re going look back on as a meaningful misstep is when president biden said we will only defend nato. that in a way offered a green light to putin to conduct this operation. he did not have to contend with the ambiguity of a nato and u.s. response. we have the policy of strategic
probably something on the order of it doesn t have to be lethal. ukrainians are conducting defensive operations against a massive force. so provisioning them with logistics, establishing a pipeline to provide that, i think the sanctions probably are okay for where we are right now. there s a lot more head room for action. i think positioning forces make a good buit of sense. i don t think we did enough to deter russian aggression early on. frankly, i think we re going to look back on. as a meaningful misstep is when president biden said we will only defend nato. that in a way offered a green light to putin to conduct this operation. we did not have to contend the ambiguity of a nato and u.s. response. we have the policy of strategic ambiguity for a reason.
very poorly conceived plan. plan a was to rapidly grow into ukraine, and take the cities, and then leave. plan be is really not all that dissimilar. its massive forces trying to surround kyiv, believing their supply lines are exposed. yesterday, they took nine losses in aircraft. that s massive, the largest amount of aircraft lost by probably any major power since world war ii. we need to start thinking about the long haul, how this is going to be a slug. plan c looks like russia surrounding kyiv, maybe. i don t, know they don t have enough combat power. this gives this gets drawn out longer and longer, bleeding out the russian armed forces that are not doing super great. and, that kind of human catastrophe, we get pulled in. it s just that simple. there is no return to normal. the question is, how do we keep a cold war from turning into a hot war? and, we do this by provisioning that ukrainians with medium and