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what you said about that the beginning about the demonization of both sides. that is a typical behavior of cold war is that when you re not just involved to what you say, great power politics, but it s actually more existential. you are black and white, many came good against evil, correct me if i m wrong, but i think back in 1062 and before and after that both sides recognize that security is a sort of 1st and foremost, this is tammy a structural issue rather than a moral or emotional one and that security achieving security. it takes a lot of painstaking work. a lot of very technical negotiations. ringback about where, what kind of weapons in what numbers should be located. and i would argue that most could still insist on the quantitative approach, whether they re west wants to trade in very emotional times. you know, this remain in the ukraine, should not be given to the russian bully, we should not succumb to russia. blackmail, do you think that s intentionally man ....
placement of the soviet missiles in cuba. the cuban missile crisis is being repeated in a sort of slow motion behavior. and the larger context is important and i ll come back to the cuban issue. and the larger one is that i argue that we are back in a cold war. and you know, cold war 2, and just as the cuban missile crisis in october 1962 was as it were, the moment to turning moment when both sides, moscow and washington leaders understood that this conflict needs to be managed to else will co into a hot will to 3rd world war. similarly, that s why today as well, it s a moment of shock, a moment recognition that actually we have all have sides have to change. but what you said about the beginning, about the demonization of both sides. that is a typical behavior of cold war is that you know, it just involved to what you say, great power politics, but it s actually more existential. you are black and white. many came good against evil, correct me if i m wrong, but i think ....
great to see. i m going to talk to you. thank you very much for being available. my pleasure. profess aqua in your recent article. you mentioned that the current ukrainian saga reminds you of the cuban missile crisis, which marks its 60th anniversary of this year. and in both cases, genuine concerns were mixed up with postering and advice escalation. and i see the relevance of this comparison when it comes to russia strategic interest. but when it comes to the west or the united states, in particular, it isn t just as i did this, then surely significant as it was back in 1962 with the placement possible placement of the soviet missiles in cuba. the cuban missile crisis is been repeated, but in a sort of slow motion behavior. and the larger context is important and i ll come back to the cuban issue. and the larger one is that i argue that we are back a cold war and a cold war 2. and just as the cuban missile crisis in october 1962 was as it were, the moment to turning mo ....
wow. good morning. welcome to morning joe. it is tuesday, april 12th. we begin with russian president vladimir putin turning to what looks similar to a stalin-esque purge within his government. although kremlin officials publicly claimed the war is going according to plan, behind the scenes about 150 agents from moscow s secret intelligence service, the fsb, have been, quote, purged since the war began. that s according to the times of london. some have been removed from their jobs, others arrested as putin looks to assign blame for russia s failures in ukraine. among those arrested, the head of the department directly responsible for overseeing affairs with ukraine. something all of those reportedly punished have in common is that they were all employed or formerly employed by a division once led by putin, the fifth service as it is called, was set up in the late 1990s to carry out operations in the countries formerly controlled by the soviet union. the goal ....