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role in gaza. hamas will not be entirely eradicated. there will still be hundreds, if not thousands, of gunmen wandering around. there will have to be some sort of international force. i think we can rule out the un after the sort of anaemic, feckless role that they have played in lebanon, allowing hezbollah to rearm intervention of un security council resolution 1701. i don t think israel would deign to accept the un. let s get a bit of analysis and length if he were we are and what happens next. we can bring in the panel for the first time. leigh ann caldwell, washington post live anchor. tim montgomerie, founder of the political website conservative home. looking to you both. things are coming on the programme. let s start with the us playing a key role clearly. the language from the us seems to be shifting slightly. what is your take? it seems to be shifting slightly. what is your take? is your take? it has shifted slightly- is your take? it has shifted slightly. the
There was some sort of communication back and forth and a letter that was dropped out of the sky. dana: he even writes to them he is begging. it is really something to see. that, of course, is showing how military the military is using advance technologies. ukrainians would not be able to defend despite their extraordinary courage if it wasn t for the most advanced weapons being provided by the united states and nato. the other point that i was making is that technology companies are becoming active belligerence in this war. i don t think zelensky is still in power today if it wasn t for spacex and elon musk providing the communication devices to allow the commanders to talk to front line soldiers and microsoft defending the ukraine government in terms of cybersecurity. i don t think zelensky would still be there. those art signatories to nato or treaty. nobody votes for those ceos and
The next thing is month vied some type of constant intelligence for zelensky. put up the j-star systems, just a little outside of ukraine to read the russian troop formations and pass that to zelensky. this is a fight to the end. i don t think putin will quit. i don t think zelensky will quit. it s going to come down to the fight in the eastern part of ukraine and right now it s going to be one of those 50/50 shots. ukraine will survive. they have proven that. putin cannot take ukraine. they have proven that in the fight of kyiv. this will be the fight for the eastern part of ukraine. neil: and this could be to the advantage of russians if it s on open land. it s a land battle. it begins to a merciless one at that. is that your worry? right. yeah. when you look at the way the