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The sharpest minds and analysis on the frontline of the war in Ukraine - and related conflicts - on Times Radio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Unknown Host hosts Frontline: The War in Ukraine and Global Security, a news show with 137 episodes published.
Former army officer and military analyst Major General Mick Ryan speaks with Kate Gerbeau about the 'most uncomfortable' moment of Zelenksy's presidency and why Europe must take serious action against Russian drone incur
“For four years, the Russian people were insulated from this war, but over the past six months, the war has been brought home to them.” Ukraine is putting “the feet of the Russian people… to the fire” through its campaig
“It’s quite imaginative, the things they’ve [Ukraine] managed to carry out.” Russia’s failure to learn and adapt its special operations tactics has put Putin on the back foot, says academic and global security expert Dr
“That would’ve really hit public opinion. It’s like saying you can’t get anything from Amazon.” Putin is under pressure as Ukraine’s largest attack on Moscow, combined with hints of full&nbs
“The only way to keep this system afloat is to construct it in a manual way and replace the old guys with the new generation.” Putin must replace his management system to survive, as his inner circle is now “of his age o
“Drafting troops from St Petersburg and Moscow would be a massive gamble.” The strikes on St Petersburg and Moscow are making Putin’s grip on power “more tenuous”, as the cities are home to the Russian leader’s largest s
“Crimea is becoming a burden for Russia.” Ukraine has paralysed life in Crimea with its recent attacks on energy grids and infrastructure, increasing the burden on Putin, says former Major General Chip Chapman. Hosted on
“These longer to medium range strike drones are able to pick off the Russian trucks and trains.” Ukraine isolates Crimea through a thoughtout campaign which denies Russian land forces freedom of movement and freedom of m
On today’s episode of Frontline, Kate Gerbeau speaks to Major General Richard Shirreff about Ukraine’s “Darwinian innovation” and he reacts to the breaking news of the UK defence minister’s resignation. Hosted on A
“I understand Putin hasn’t been outside, as it were, for weeks, if not months now.” Putin is “terrified” of venturing outside of his “highly defended palaces or the Kremlin” as he fears being taken out by Ukraine, says H
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“Every authoritarian regime has an internet kill switch which they can employ, but the population do get generally quite disturbed when those things happen and it can exacerbate your economic model.” Putin’s paranoia is
“We could walk back into the occupied territories without a shot being fired.” Ukraine has “clawed back the battlefield” by targeting Putin’s “achilles heel” with its strikes on Russia’s oil refineries, says former Briti
“If you were to get shooting Putin, if it were…if we have that in the channel or the Danish narrows, we could very quickly be in a chapter five Nato confrontation.” Putin could quickly find himself in a sticky situation
“It’s got an arm like the Mossad that can hunt down Russian generals and anyone else who is responsible for war crimes.” Putin's commanders will “spend the rest of their lives looking under their cars and checking over t
Putin ally Viktor Orban has stepped down after losing the Hungarian election, Michael Bociurkiw, Ukraine based journalist and former diplomat discusses what it means for Ukraine, Russia and European security on Frontline
Hamish de Bretton-Gordon on how Ukrainian deep strikes are putting pressure on the Kremlin while Putin’s forces fail to advance Olesia Horianinova, Co-Founder of The Ukrainian Security and Cooperation Center discusses Uk
“There are people saying one of the lessons the Kremlin has reiterated to it is the strength of American air power with what happened against the Ayatollah in Tehran and what happened to Maduro in Venezuela…maybe that fe
“These are the acts of a scared little man.” Vladimir Putin has switched off wifi access in Moscow and is avoiding the Kremlin by “hiding in a bunker somewhere” over fears to the risk to his own life, says financier and
Daniel Tkiie, Ukrainian news anchor and TV host, on how rising RUssian casualties are making putin’s war less and less popular among his people Scott Lucas Professor of International Politics, University College Dublin g
Shaun Pinner
former British Army soldier and journalist · Ukraine
1 appearance on this show
Robert Fox
veteran defence editor
2 appearances on this show
Scott Lucas
Professor of International Studies at the Clinton Institute in Dublin, founder of EA WorldView · University College Dublin
3 appearances on this show
Ben Hodges
Retired General and former Commander of U.S. Army Europe · US Army
1 appearance on this show
Olesia Horianinova
The Ukrainian Security and Cooperation Center
1 appearance on this show
Diane Francis
Atlantic Council’s Eurasia Center
1 appearance on this show
John Lough
New Eurasian Strategies
1 appearance on this show
Michael Bociurkiw
Atlantic Council
1 appearance on this show
Orysia Lutsevych
Chatham House
1 appearance on this show
Yuriy Sak
Ukrainian minstry of defence
1 appearance on this show
Maxim Tucker
The Times
1 appearance on this show
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