now they re reamassing troops in the east. what does that tell you of where things stand? well, as an analyst you wake up and scratch your head saying they have so much capability, but they keep deploying it in a singular fashion and not synchronizing any of their fires or combat power. we keep expecting them to do this. i think the better world war ii analogy right now is trying to fight a two-front war and the fact they can t control the east. they don t control that area along the coastline just yet. the last time they tried to fight that war in europe, look what happened here. here s a superpower country against a nonpeer competitor, not able to must ter the logistics. they re having a problem with manpower right now. we re hearing reports of trying to take conscripts from ukraine in order to fight fellow ukrainians. again, i don t see how that s going to work. but at every turn, the russian general staff all the way down
you are a not save our lives. and libya, and yugoslavia and sierra your friends are russians that is why you are nothing. you are not superpower country. excuse me but it is true. yes i wanted to play that today we spoke to that man earlier that is very much the sentiment over here. the west is helping their grateful for everything the u.s. is doing, but more needs to be done. the big question is sanctions, first of all we hear the president zelenskyy sinks sanctions will put in place early enough to when they were they have not deterred president putin at this point yes the sanctions will take hold at some point and they will be crippling for the russian economy. but it has not deterred him he continues to push forward. now the big issue about no-fly zone is clear of the u.s. and nato have written that off of the other issue being discussed