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    Revealed: US sent long-range missiles to Ukraine "in secret" & Jonah Goldberg's deep dive on Washington

    enApril 25, 2024

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      For special occasions like Mother's Day, consider gifting a beautiful piece of jewelry from Blue Nile. With a wide selection of pearls and gemstones, fast shipping, and free returns, it's a no-brainer choice. Meanwhile, for businesses needing to mail important documents or supplies, Stamps.com is another no-brainer decision, offering significant discounts on USPS and UPS shipping. On a more serious note, the situation in Ukraine continues to escalate, with both Ukrainian and Russian forces engaging in violent attacks. A recent development is the revelation that the US has secretly supplied Ukraine with long-range missiles, which have already been used against Russian forces. The Biden administration's decision to provide these missiles, despite initial reluctance, was reportedly made in response to Russia's acquisition of similar weapons from North Korea. The use of these missiles marks a significant shift in the conflict, as they can reach targets further inside enemy territory and are more difficult to intercept. The war in Ukraine remains a complex and dangerous situation, with both sides showing no signs of backing down.

    • U.S. and allies provide longer-range attack weapons to UkraineUkraine receives longer-range weapons, potentially disrupting Russian military operations; strategic clarity on West's goals for Ukraine is lacking; heightened risk of military incidents along Belarus's border with Ukraine

      The United States and its allies have started providing longer-range attack weapons to Ukraine, a move that could significantly shift the balance of power in the ongoing conflict with Russia. This decision was made in response to Russian attacks on Ukrainian territories, including the shooting down of missiles over Kyiv and Kharkiv. The arrival of these weapons is expected to allow Ukrainian forces to degrade Russian logistics and threaten Russian airfields in deep rear areas, potentially disrupting Russian military operations. However, it remains unclear whether there are any operational restrictions on their use, and Ukraine is currently biding its time before launching any major attacks. The British military chief, Tony Radakin, believes that Ukraine is set to increase long-range attacks inside Russia, and this new influx of Western military aid will help Kyiv shape the war in stronger ways. Despite these positive developments, Ukraine is still outgunned for much of the rest of 2024, and there is still a lack of strategic clarity on what the West wants Kyiv to achieve in this conflict. President Biden has emphasized that the US will continue to support Ukraine with the necessary supplies to keep them in the fight. Additionally, there is a heightened risk of military incidents along Belarus's border with Ukraine, and Belarus has moved several combat-ready battalions to its western limits.

    • Europe's Role in the Ukraine ConflictEurope's actions in the Ukraine conflict are crucial, with France pushing for defense capabilities strengthening and Germany reluctant to send military support. Russia vetoed a UN resolution on nuclear weapons in space, and the EU plans to target Russian oil tankers in sanctions.

      The outcome of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine may heavily depend on Europe's actions and commitment, as the US seems cautious about providing extensive military support. President Macron of France has emphasized the need for Europe to strengthen its defense capabilities and face the changing world risks. Meanwhile, Germany's Chancellor Scholz continues to refuse to send Taurus missiles to Ukraine, citing concerns about German soldiers being deployed on the ground. Russia has vetoed a UN resolution to prevent the development and deployment of nuclear weapons in space, and the EU is reportedly planning to target Russia's shadow fleet of oil tankers in the next round of sanctions. Despite Western sanctions, Russia's oil and gas revenues have been higher than expected, indicating the sanctions' limited effectiveness. These developments underscore the complex geopolitical landscape and the significant role Europe plays in the unfolding events.

    • Bipartisanship and Foreign Aid: A Rare Display of Responsible PoliticsCongress passed a military aid package in a bipartisan manner due to concerns about isolationism, border security, and former President Trump's pro-Russia sympathies. However, the underlying issues remain contentious and the spirit of bipartisanship may not last.

      The recent passing of the military aid package in Congress was a rare display of bipartisanship and responsible leadership, particularly from Republican Representative Mike Johnson. However, this moment of grown-up politics was a result of complex factors, including concerns about perceived Republican isolationism, a linkage between border security and foreign aid, and the influence of former President Trump's pro-Russia sympathies. Despite the positive outcome, the speaker, Jonah Goldberg, cautions that this spirit of bipartisanship may not last long, as the underlying issues remain contentious. Overall, the aid package's passage was a reminder of the potential for productive politics, but also highlighted the challenges that continue to exist in the American political landscape.

    • McCarthy's change of heart on Ukraine aid and Johnson's decisionKevin McCarthy's new leadership role led him to reconsider his stance on Ukraine aid. Johnson, influenced by the potential consequences and political savvy, changed his vote.

      Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy's change of heart on supporting Ukraine aid can be attributed to his newfound sense of responsibility and accountability as a key political figure. Johnson, a relatively marginal figure before, was faced with the reality of the consequences of his vote and the importance of representing American interests. The Biden administration and responsible Republican figures provided a detailed briefing on the potential consequences, which further solidified Johnson's decision. Additionally, Johnson's political savvy in separating himself from Trump and the populist wing of the Republican Party played a significant role in his decision and the outcome of the vote. Regarding the chances of a Trump victory in the upcoming presidential election, Jonah Goldberg believes it is roughly 50-50, with fluctuations depending on the day. If Trump were to win, the ramifications for Ukraine and Western security could be uncertain and potentially negative, as Trump has previously expressed skepticism towards US involvement in Ukraine.

    • U.S. Presidential Election with Unpopular Candidates and Divided CoalitionsDespite Biden's popularity in the Democratic Party, his coalition is more fractured. Trump's base is smaller but solid. The electoral college system gives Republicans an advantage, and a Trump win could impact NATO and global security.

      The 2020 U.S. presidential election is unfolding with two deeply unpopular candidates, each leading in their respective parties, resulting in a macro level dysfunction. Joe Biden, though more popular in the Democratic Party, has a larger but more fractured coalition, while Trump's base is smaller but more solid. The electoral college system, which awards votes based on states rather than individual voters, gives Republicans a 4-5 point advantage. A Trump win would have significant implications, particularly for NATO and global security, as Trump has been critical of NATO and lacks a clear understanding of its purpose. Regarding the Biden administration's stance on Ukraine, it's likely that support would not increase significantly in a second term, given Biden's history of being less hawkish and skeptical of the Pentagon.

    • Biden's minimalist foreign policy approach to UkraineBiden's approach to Ukraine is minimalist and risk-averse, frustrating some who believe more action is needed. Public support for U.S. involvement is unclear, and there's a partisan divide over aid.

      President Biden's approach to foreign policy, particularly regarding Ukraine, can be described as minimalist and risk-averse. He has given few speeches on the topic and has not worked to build significant public support for U.S. involvement. This stance, which some see as a form of small-c conservatism, is frustrating to those who believe more action is needed to help Ukraine win the war against Russia. The American public's perception of the war in Ukraine is unclear, but a significant number of Democrats support increased U.S. aid to Ukraine. Some argue that those advocating against aid are pushing for Europe to take a more active role, but this is likely a pretextual justification. The partisan divide over Ukraine is concerning, as it can lead to a situation where foreign policy becomes a matter of party loyalty rather than national interest.

    • American public opinion on UkraineAmerican public opinion on Ukraine interventions is fluid, with domestic issues taking priority, and Trump's stance is unclear, but his admiration for Putin is a concern in larger geopolitical struggle

      American public opinion on foreign policy interventions, such as supporting Ukraine, can shift rapidly based on events and media coverage. While there is a reservoir of goodwill for helping Ukraine, the issue is not a top priority for most Americans who are focused on domestic concerns like the economy and immigration. Trump's stance on the war in Ukraine is not clear-cut, and he has made conflicting statements on the issue. However, his apparent admiration for strongmen leaders like Putin is a cause for concern. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine is part of a larger geopolitical struggle between Russia and the West, and the outcome of this struggle could have significant implications for global security.

    • Political dynamics push Trump to back McCarthyTrump supported McCarthy to prevent GOP chaos and potential Democratic takeover, underscoring the power of alliances and responsible leadership.

      The political dynamics in the US House of Representatives led President Trump to support Kevin McCarthy's re-election as Speaker, despite opposition from some Republicans. Trump's motivation was likely to avoid embarrassment for the Republican party and prevent a chaotic speaker election that could lead to more normie Republicans quitting and handing the House to the Democrats. The importance of alliances and their role as power multipliers was also emphasized during the Japanese prime minister's visit to the US. Overall, the situation highlighted the importance of responsible decision-making and the potential consequences of instability in political leadership.

    • Alliances as Backstop for US, Not DrainClear-headed, non-partisan analysis is crucial for understanding global conflicts, including motivations and options of key players, to provide effective solutions and avoid dangerous scenarios.

      Alliances, such as those in NATO and AUKUS, are essential for the United States as a backstop for blood and treasure, rather than a drain. This perspective is being lost in the US due to partisan politics, which is dangerous for both America and the world. Regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, Sir Lawrence Freeman argues against overly focusing on worst-case scenarios, such as nuclear use, and instead assessing Putin's motivations and options. The lack of explanation for strategic value in Russian resorting to nuclear weapons is a major problem in the analysis of the conflict. Hard strategic assessments may lead to uncomfortable conclusions, but they are necessary for providing Ukraine with the necessary weapons for a better peace. The US position on providing longer-range weapons to Ukraine is worth considering for its long-term ramifications. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the importance of clear-headed, non-partisan analysis for addressing global conflicts.

    • Maintaining moral principles in foreign policyHold all countries accountable for their actions, regardless of size or power, to uphold moral and ethical standards in foreign policy.

      Consistent moral principles should guide foreign policy, and holding countries accountable for their actions, regardless of their size or power, is essential. The speaker emphasized this point by comparing the behavior of Russia in Ukraine to the ongoing debates about Israel's actions. He argued that if we want to maintain integrity and moral character in foreign policy, we must not allow certain countries to be excused for their actions, such as targeting civilians and violating international law. Instead, we should hold all countries accountable for their actions and uphold moral and ethical standards. The speaker also praised the work of journalists and podcasts, like Ukraine the Latest, for bearing witness to these events and keeping the public informed.

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    Putin hails "meaningful and frank" talks with Xi & we interview former US National Security Adviser John Bolton

    Day 390.

    Today, we continue to analyse Xi Jinping’s visit to Moscow, bring you the latest from the front lines & Dom Nicholls interviews former US ambassador to the UN & former National security Advisor John Bolton.

      

    Contributors:

    David Knowles (Host). @djknowles22 on Twitter.

    Dominic Nicholls (Associate Editor, Defence). @DomNicholls on Twitter.

    Francis Dearnley (Assistant Comment Editor). @FrancisDearnley on Twitter.

    Roland Oliphant (Senior Foreign Correspondent).


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