This man is spewing USA propaganda. Russia 's GDP increased 3% in 2023 and projected to increase to 5% in 2024 by IMF. This man talks like Russia economy is about to collapse. Russia is the fourth largest economy in the world.
We need,must stand together with Ukraine,period!.its NOT Ukraine that have to surrender its land to the agressor who totaly unprovoked attacked,invaded them..thats ABSURD!
don’t fight a war you can’t win ! putin joined the KGB when he was 16 ! zelensky is a comedian with zero military experience. ukraine has lost. period.
The 'Negotiation' word keeps popping up, which invariably suggests that Ukraine cede Crimea, and likely, several more oblasts. How about "You get out of our country, and we won't go into yours." oh, and "Return those who taken from Ukraine, specially the children" After that, one can negotiate Putin's replacement, and reparations to Ukraine.
Yeah you are so right..Russia must leave Ukraine,period..they totaly unprovoked attacked,invaded Ukraine with goal to eliminate Ukraine as a country,its people,culture,language etc..Ukraine dont have a choice but to fight for their survival..if Russia gets to keep 15-20% of Ukraine would be like surrender,would be devastating for Ukraine
@@sharon_shaw In principle I agree. Yet allL wars end with negotiation. Otherwise, they linger, with no more than an 'armistice' (an agreement to a temporary ceasefire), as with North Korea.
Ukraine is losing this war. Ukraine is running out of men. As it is the average age in the military is 43 years old. If Ukraine doesn't negotiate, Ukraine will not exist soon.
The west(nato) promised and made a deal decades ago they would not move any further east than the German border and would not put missiles any further. For decades the west pushed closer and closer to Russia with their nukes. The west pushed Putin into a corner and he had to bite back sooner or later. Putin has offers peace 3 times with the only thing being he held on to the parts of Ukraine he already held. The west forced Ukraine to turn it down. This war was started by America as per usual
For the people who are still not sure if support Ukraine or Russia i suggest you this test:" imagine living a world where North Korea, Russia, Iran and China are the only option. Now imagine a world where these countries didn't exist. Which world would you like to live in.
@@χσχσ-ν3χRussia wants a multipolar world just like we have now, except where Russia is the dominant country, not US or.China, or the EU. Russia, ie Putin, want's to be the dominant power without being the best at anything, financially, socially, or culturally !
I hope Ukraine never gives in to Russia. Ever. Russia needs to grow up and join the rest of the world in the modern era in cooperation rather than trying to be the self conscious bully that thinks the world is against.
could ve been avoided, ukraine could have crimea and all other areas, if only they would stayed out of nato, and let ethnic russians talk in their language , but some 1 didn't let em
Just one point as the speaker mentioned Belarus and how it is helping Russia having contact with several people who live in Belarus I can tell you that the Belarusian people felt the last election was a sham and nobody likes or wants Lukashenko as thier leader and they do not agree with helping Russia against the Ukraine.
Belarus: I hope one day you will join Ukraine and wish to be a part of Europe. No dictators, regular elections and democracy, however emergent it will be. Not easy. Find a way to oust Lukashenko. I know it isn't easy. Good Luck!
@@stu281 To be exact, they need to wake up to the fact that they have allowed the fabulous material wealth of their nation to be stolen out beneath their noses by a washed-up dictator.
@@stu281 To be exact, they need to wake up to the fact that they have allowed the fabulous material wealth of their nation to be stolen out beneath their noses by a washed-up dictator.
Mostly I think T.G. Ash is right on the money. If anything he is being polite in his analysis of western (London Frankfurt, to an extent, New York) role in disguising Russian financial strategies.
Ukraine cannot have another gap in support,the support has already been slow and inconsistent,they cannot survive indefinitely without all the necessary support.
16 months ago... those f16s are on the way! Still not here? The entire west has 300 thousand artillary shells and Russia makes 4.5 million shells a year! Kiev streets are empty because no one wants to fight for Ukraine... haha who is a joke?
@@KIZMET3001 putin,on day 853 of his 3days SMO to capture Kyiv while going begging to N.Korea one of the poorest countries on the planet ranked 173rd GDP per capita!
The free world has been far to slow ,everything needed by Ukraine should of been supplied years ago patriot systems,jets,tanks,drones what is the advantage of these being held collecting dust in some warehouse ? The UN voted, everything should of happened then when 143 nations voted for Russia to withdraw.
We ae in Day 855. Two reasons -- the major reasons that Putin's 3-Day Special Military Operation failed, is that excpected the Ukrainians to roll over, and he had not Plan B. The Russians were completely unprepared to fight longer than 3 days or so. Those 200 paratroopers were tasked with taking the Goestmel Airport, and no consideration was given to the Ukrainian Artillery Division that was stationed there. Perhpas 12 of the 20 helicopters were blown out of the sky. Those 700 tanks on the Sikiva highway only had fuel for 3 days, food for 3 days. They were routed.
The problem with starting a war is that you have to actually fight the war and win or lose the war. Putin seems to have forgotten this basic fact. There is no cheat code. Russia can leave Ukraine AT ANY TIME and end the war. Those are the terms, they've always been the terms, those will be the terms unless Russia figures out how to win the war. At this point it looks nearly impossible for Russia to do that.
Well we don't have free trade. We are putting up lots of tariff barriers and we banned Huawei equipment from our phone networks on dubious 'security' grounds. As for the rule of law and human rights I'm sure a well known recently freed prisoner will have lots to say about those, none of if favourable.
@@stu281 okay. But the actual evidence is on my side. Has Kyiv been captured? Does Russia even control Donbas after two years? No and no. 500k dead Russians for 25 km of rubble that you have no hope of occupying.
Ruskies dont have the cash to fight for more than 6 months,. Their reserves are running out. This man didn't read the latest ruskie financial report. The reserves are running out. Sanctions are working. The ruskie attempts to evade the sanctions have meant increased costs. Their allies are selling for a big profit to russia.
The continue of sactions against russia should be link to how long russia continue the war in Ukraine. So if this war continue for five years, then the sanctions stay another five years. There must be a cost on russia for this horrible war and it would force other countries to think about the cost before thye invade other countries
The war lasts five years, the sanctions last for ten years, double the length of the sanctions. That would give anyone a scare before starting an armed conflict
North Korea taks of sending "engineers" to occupied Ukrainian land. How do the appeasers and slow walking fear of escalationists like dem apples?. Smarter people have sounded warnings about the broader geopolitical consequences which largely go ignored or are brused aside as fear mongering or exaggeration. In this case under reacting is the danger not the opposite. To prepare for the worst possible scenario given recent and historical events is rational.
Is the guy from Reform UK?. Talks like some of the ignorant GOPS. The frozen assets are not the only source of funding. Taxpayers funding Ukraine to weaken Russia or increasing defence investments is the same. EU secures the funding of Ukraine while UK has the cost of living crisis and the Brexit effects to struggle with…
@bjrnhjjakobsen2174 then, you know, the majority of military spend in Nato and ukraine is done by us, the americans. Who have poor healthcare, schools, massive homeless and drug problems yet we squander our resources in wars bc thats where politicians find it easiest to steal. If you feel taxations thebest way, be democratic, offer those of us who dont want to pay our money back.
@@bryandimery6509 it's worth having a look at the Ukraine Support Tracker which has accurate and high quality information about which countries are supporting Ukraine. During various periods of time Europe has spent more on supporting Ukraine than the US has. It's a complex picture with some European countries spending vastly more than others. Norway for example which has a lot of financial resources, has spent vastly more as a percentage of GDP than for example the UK which is having a tough time economically. Let me take this chance to thank the American people for supporting Ukraine and in doing so helping to protect the rest of Europe. It's not said often enough that we in Europe appreciate this help.
Make them pay. This would set a precedent that will make many people on both sides of of the international money osmosis curtain nervous. It would also be another future consideration factor for any political decision that goes against the rules based order. This applies to everybody and would be significant. Even the USA would have to be subject to this. It could be the biggest peace keeping action of all time. Responsibility for actions..... Don't think it is an easy sell.
I like Tim Ash! However, after listening to this interview for 20 minutes he is as yet to say something new or significant!!! Come on Tim. I can sense the frustration of Kate with him!!!
Another repeat. Please label repeats as abridged or brief so that we don't have to watch a few minutes before realising we've already seen it. The guests are excellent but the repeats let's the side down
mr. Ash speaks about Oil and sanctions without bringing any datas.. since the cap has been put in place, it never really worked... recent datas shows an increase of 50% of revenues compare to last year for russia OIl&gas.. what about the Russian GDP? seems like these discussions are just based on political wishful thinking rather than cold datas
Russia has more in common with Asian countries than Europe. Hence they should become more integrated with Asia and forget Europe. Work with China on their belt and road initiative.
"Nations invoking fear of sanctions or prioritizing trade at any cost will inevitably face repercussions sooner rather than later, in terms of psychological impact in fact it's already having an effect on them and they don't realise it despite their misguided convictions. The perceived threat of economic disruption and the specter of nuclear conflict present a straightforward solution: rather than resorting to nuclear arms in attempts to isolate and disempower nations like Russia through ideological manipulation and economic climate sabotage, a more prudent approach would be to deliberately precipitate an economic crash. Let the disruption serve as a stark lesson to those attempting to contain and destabilize other nation's economy. This alternative, despite its disruptive nature, stands far preferable to the catastrophic consequences of nuclear warfare or not
@@JesterEric Trump care about business and losing a whole nation as customers over some country that relies on others is not good business, USA and Russia doesn't need to be enemies, they can share Ukraine and everybody be happy.
I finished this comment at another RUclips Channel when I immediately came across this title and discussion: "Russia hasn't been good on the offense since Stalin pushed the Nazi's out of russia and all the way to Berlin. Since World War II, russia has mostly been really good at defense. They lost in Afghanistan. But russia has been really good at "cold war" and being on the defense. We know how good the russians at defense from when Ukraine attempted their counter offense last summer. There is a history of russia's giving up, i.e. Afghanistan and the collapse of the Eastern Block. What Ukraine wants is to speed up the russian collapse on the eastern front. It took so long for the Eastern Block to collapse along with the Berlin Wall, but the West was not in a hot war then as Ukraine is in a hot war currently. It should be expected that with (1) the sanctions, (2) the Ukrainian heavy attacks on oil refineries, (3) the tremendous loses of russian lives and in military equipment, (4) the Black Sea Fleet's limited area of maneuvers, (5) the poor leadership of russian generals, (6) the failures of putin, (7) the free world against him, (8) the necessity to rely upon North Korea for help, ((9) the moral decay of the leadership of russia and their short term denial of war crimes, the kidnapping of children, and the eventual realization of payments of reparations, which they are now learning about since interests from their assets are going to be going to Ukraine, the problems inside russia that are not being address, should make putin an outcast in russia, and as such, by his inner circle. Expect a real bloodletting among his senior staff before his demise comes about."
I hope that at some point the tradeoff is immediate restoration of the pre-2014 borders *and* immediate (or at least fast) accession of Ukraine to the EU and NATO *and* serious reparations in exchange for dropping sanctions against Russia. And if we drag this long enough, to the point that the Black Sea fleet is completely obliterated, Kaliningrad is on the verge of collapse, and other Republics inside of the Russian Federation start revolting, maybe Putin or whoever replaces him will cave in just to keep the status quo as close to what it was as possible.
just a no one here BUT with my math 300 billion @ 5% interest = 15 billion a year I guess KATE does not pay her own bills as with the other media people also never mentioned is when Russia hand over that 300 billion it might have expected a sub1% return so +/- 4% is free to take BUT the EU banks do not want to loose 300 billion of FREE MONEY on paper to loan out @ 8%
It may be conventional wisdom for the uninitiated that all sanctions should be complete and total from day one. That’s not how the Force works. You have to be able to continue to ratchet up the pressure as time goes on. There is also the very real situation that because Russia’s economy and exports were so globally integrated not the least with Eastern Europe. Time was needed to provide Europe and other countries with alternative sources before turning the thumb screws any further. So we will continue to see a ratcheting of the sanctions pressure against Russia. When Russia, if Russia ever changes course, then those sanctions can be reduced in a stepwise process. Good behavior will be rewarded by reducing the sanctions pressure. These sanctions will definitely be a part of any peace deal with Ukraine. That’s the other important aspect to keep in mind. Sanctions are not only a punishment and a disincentive for bad behavior. Sanctions will be on the table if and when there is a peace deal to be had in Ukraine
It all depends from what context you approach this question.. realism requires to take into consideration the thought of both sides.. so remarks like ... russia started so they should leave are fully unusable.. taken that into account than the 2nd question is what you want get from peace... my answer would be minimum losses of life.. but of course other approaches might be.. based on my context ukraine should have avoided this war by diplomatic means in the beginning.. that is keeping neutrality at this point in time.. no war would have been..but that is history now.. if we want to learn from history it means go back to neutrality now asap
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Thank you Kate Gerbeau you always hawe great show
She always show Russian military as a joke. Which it is. I am russian woman, I know
This man is spewing USA propaganda. Russia 's GDP increased 3% in 2023 and projected to increase to 5% in 2024 by IMF. This man talks like Russia economy is about to collapse. Russia is the fourth largest economy in the world.
THE BEST video I have seen on Times radio, this guy being interviewed is spot on!!!!!! And this lady asked excellent questions!!!!
Superb commentary Mr. Timothy Ash! Spot on! I Agree 1000% with Mr. Ash on most of what he pounted out here.Thank you Times Radio!
Yes, magnificent, intelligent conversation. My thanks to both of you!
We need,must stand together with Ukraine,period!.its NOT Ukraine that have to surrender its land to the agressor who totaly unprovoked attacked,invaded them..thats ABSURD!
I am Russian I support Ukraine. From Samara
@@dpelpal👋👍💙🇺🇦💛
don’t fight a war you can’t win ! putin joined the KGB when he was 16 ! zelensky is a comedian with zero military experience.
ukraine has lost. period.
@@davereynolds3403 Zelenski was a comedian for sure. He turned Russia into one enormous joke lol
You should read more. Ukraine is the most corrupt country in Europe.
The 'Negotiation' word keeps popping up, which invariably suggests that Ukraine cede Crimea, and likely, several more oblasts.
How about "You get out of our country, and we won't go into yours." oh, and "Return those who taken from Ukraine, specially the children"
After that, one can negotiate Putin's replacement, and reparations to Ukraine.
Yeah you are so right..Russia must leave Ukraine,period..they totaly unprovoked attacked,invaded Ukraine with goal to eliminate Ukraine as a country,its people,culture,language etc..Ukraine dont have a choice but to fight for their survival..if Russia gets to keep 15-20% of Ukraine would be like surrender,would be devastating for Ukraine
With the world laughing at Rushin' army, what can one expect lol
Tragic for those children.
Why negotiate when ruzzia signed the 1991 Budapest agreement so borders must be returned to the scope of that agreement 💙🇺🇦💛
@@sharon_shaw In principle I agree.
Yet allL wars end with negotiation. Otherwise, they linger, with no more than an 'armistice' (an agreement to a temporary ceasefire), as with North Korea.
Ukraine never wanted this war. If Russia wants peace it only has to stop the war and leave Ukraine
That would mean losing the war.
@@Withnail1969 Putin says it isn't a war, so how could he lose it!
@@everTriumph Russia says it is now.
That won’t happen, Putin can play the long game. When that orange idiot takes power Ukraine will lose simple as that
.... meanwhile, back on planet Earth ....
There's a big difference between negotiation demands and surrender. Slava Ukraine ✊🇺🇦🇮🇪
ukraine can’t win. search colonel macgregor and john mearsheimer if you’re interested in a common sense view 🤔
Ukraine is losing this war. Ukraine is running out of men. As it is the average age in the military is 43 years old. If Ukraine doesn't negotiate, Ukraine will not exist soon.
Negotiate? They were invaded and brutalized!
The west(nato) promised and made a deal decades ago they would not move any further east than the German border and would not put missiles any further. For decades the west pushed closer and closer to Russia with their nukes. The west pushed Putin into a corner and he had to bite back sooner or later. Putin has offers peace 3 times with the only thing being he held on to the parts of Ukraine he already held. The west forced Ukraine to turn it down. This war was started by America as per usual
Ukraine was invaded after they violated the Maidan 2 agreement shelling the eastern speaking regions.
What an informative interview - one of the best!
Слава Україні! 💙💛
What are you saying.. what are you doing for that ?
Great guest.
Team him up with Sir Bill Browder and they'll sort it out between them without the interference of impotent politicians.
This alone is good enough reason to keep giving Ukraine lots of support.
Thanks for keeping me uptodate on the war.
Get rid of Putin, Russia!
We are try. We need toilet as well. Many toilet☹
Pray for the Russian people who are suffering and imprisoned for unjustly put in jail.
@@suzannahjames5264 indeed 🥺 it's terrifying how cruel Russians can be to good people.
@@sumiland6445 Especially when they're losing to U kraine
@@dpelpal i believe there are good russians, but sometimes it hard to tell 🥺
Interesting discussion, time well spent.
Great guest, good show.
Great speaker thank you
Brilliant interview
That was very good, thank you.
For the people who are still not sure if support Ukraine or Russia i suggest you this test:" imagine living a world where North Korea, Russia, Iran and China are the only option.
Now imagine a world where these countries didn't exist. Which world would you like to live in.
Western war criminal cry
Multipolar world will be established
@@χσχσ-ν3χ and everybody will fight to go to live in the better half, like is happening now.
@@χσχσ-ν3χRussia wants a multipolar world just like we have now, except where Russia is the dominant country, not US or.China, or the EU. Russia, ie Putin, want's to be the dominant power without being the best at anything, financially, socially, or culturally !
@@ericwillis777Moscow is clean, cheap, abundant of food and their subway is like a museum and has no homeless people. St Petersburg is beautiful.
Russia will tell us that everything is *PERFECT* in Russia, just like the USSR used to do. Ha ha ha 😂 🤣 😆 😄 😀
Russia 1989: _Russa Strong! All ok!_
Russia 1990: _Please send any canned goods and old clothes to Rusha'. We are starving._ 😪
Different ideology today oink ha ha ha.
@@dpelpal 30 years ago you need to read more.
@@stu281 That's why the world is laughing at the Rushin' army lol
@@dpelpalyou have bad programming get your supervisor to sort you out.
I hope Ukraine never gives in to Russia. Ever. Russia needs to grow up and join the rest of the world in the modern era in cooperation rather than trying to be the self conscious bully that thinks the world is against.
Nice idealism but you cannot request that from one country only.. how Russia can do it if we ourselves dont think and act like that ?
and then there's the real world......
could ve been avoided, ukraine could have crimea and all other areas, if only they would stayed out of nato, and let ethnic russians talk in their language , but some 1 didn't let em
Just one point as the speaker mentioned Belarus and how it is helping Russia having contact with several people who live in Belarus I can tell you that the Belarusian people felt the last election was a sham and nobody likes or wants Lukashenko as thier leader and they do not agree with helping Russia against the Ukraine.
Its part of Russia
@@JesterEric not according to the people who live there 🙄
Well according to Russians the whole world is “ part of Russia “ :-)
Trump said Bidet stole the election.😅
Belarus: I hope one day you will join Ukraine and wish to be a part of Europe. No dictators, regular elections and democracy, however emergent it will be. Not easy. Find a way to oust Lukashenko. I know it isn't easy. Good Luck!
Always awesome to see Kate give interviews.
If Boarders are not restored it is not a Negotiation
Well, either negotiate or total surrender. You should read more, not watch CNN. USA news media are spewing lies.
The sooner, the better. Ordinary Russians need to wake up.
Wake up to what exactly???
I am Russian woman. Live Samara. Many are starting to wake up. RUclipsr Maxim Katz helps with this.
@@stu281 The fact that you're losing the war and live in a country with no toilets lol
@@stu281 To be exact, they need to wake up to the fact that they have allowed the fabulous material wealth of their nation to be stolen out beneath their noses by a washed-up dictator.
@@stu281 To be exact, they need to wake up to the fact that they have allowed the fabulous material wealth of their nation to be stolen out beneath their noses by a washed-up dictator.
Mostly I think T.G. Ash is right on the money. If anything he is being polite in his analysis of western (London Frankfurt, to an extent, New York) role in disguising Russian financial strategies.
Amazing interview.
Putin requesting for sewage fire at this, all he should do is to get out of Ukraine.
And get toilets for normal Rushin's😔
@@dpelpalyou seem obsessed with toilets.
@@stu281 I am Russian, that is why I want a toilet😔
@@dpelpal you’re as Russian as Swiss cheese.
@@stu281 I live Samara. This is why I laugh so hard at Russian army😂😂😂
Putin… The world already knows..!!!!
Leave Ukraine….
not going to happen. wanna rethink 🤔
@@davereynolds3403 Leave Ukraine... or face defeat.
People of Russia, Putin is plunging you back into the dark ages feet first. Get rid.
Putin badly underestimated Ukraine.
Well he underestimated support from nato
More like westoid underestimate Russia lol, now that world bank categorized Russia as a high income economy your 16.000 sanctions work well lol.
Ukraine cannot have another gap in support,the support has already been slow and inconsistent,they cannot survive indefinitely without all the necessary support.
16 months ago... those f16s are on the way! Still not here? The entire west has 300 thousand artillary shells and Russia makes 4.5 million shells a year! Kiev streets are empty because no one wants to fight for Ukraine... haha who is a joke?
@@KIZMET3001 putin,on day 853 of his 3days SMO to capture Kyiv while going begging to N.Korea one of the poorest countries on the planet ranked 173rd GDP per capita!
❤Ukrainian ❤
Not just infantry, pilots etc., but Doctors, nurses and support/logistics staff.
The free world has been far to slow ,everything needed by Ukraine should of been supplied years ago patriot systems,jets,tanks,drones what is the advantage of these being held collecting dust in some warehouse ? The UN voted, everything should of happened then when 143 nations voted for Russia to withdraw.
We ae in Day 855. Two reasons -- the major reasons that Putin's 3-Day Special Military Operation failed, is that excpected the Ukrainians to roll over, and he had not Plan B. The Russians were completely unprepared to fight longer than 3 days or so. Those 200 paratroopers were tasked with taking the Goestmel Airport, and no consideration was given to the Ukrainian Artillery Division that was stationed there. Perhpas 12 of the 20 helicopters were blown out of the sky. Those 700 tanks on the Sikiva highway only had fuel for 3 days, food for 3 days. They were routed.
And now they don’t even have enough tanks and have to resort to glorified golf carts made in China. You love to see it…
Today at things that didnt happen.
Putin: _Kyiv in THREE DAYS!_
been saying this for 2 years.....
When putting talking about peace it means that he won't do a little take break before starting new offensive
The problem with starting a war is that you have to actually fight the war and win or lose the war. Putin seems to have forgotten this basic fact. There is no cheat code. Russia can leave Ukraine AT ANY TIME and end the war. Those are the terms, they've always been the terms, those will be the terms unless Russia figures out how to win the war. At this point it looks nearly impossible for Russia to do that.
Russia is the only independent great power in Europe
All the other European great power has
disappear
Does it tell you something
He intends to win the war.
@@WingkKong "great power' lol
@@xpkareem the world affair are decided by great
Power
Small country really have no say
great interview... And guest... Thanks. !!
Money is all that protects Putin not loyalty.
Negocietions only by leaving Ukraine in full
They won't do that, clearly.
Soon, Ukraine will be known as former Ukraine.
The ruble didn't fall. It just lay down for a rest.🤭
Hard to fall when it was already in the dirt.
@@tomw.6757 Kinda like the Rushin' army🤣
@@supersardonic1179 Again, kinda like the Rushin' army lol.
That is the way to inflation...duh!
Excellent ture information and facts 👍 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Germany dragging its feet AGAIN!
its leaders: not its people. Germans are pro-Ukraine in the main. If they believe in democracy.
Forget it. He cannot be trusted. Eventually he will find a window and the next person won't continue this insanity.
Loosing Ukraine war may also weaken the position of western principle of rule of law, human right and free trade.
Western rule of law is seen as hypocritical at best. Israel, Iraq, Libya, Serbia, Syria et al.
Well we don't have free trade. We are putting up lots of tariff barriers and we banned Huawei equipment from our phone networks on dubious 'security' grounds. As for the rule of law and human rights I'm sure a well known recently freed prisoner will have lots to say about those, none of if favourable.
May ! May !!! - what planet are you living on ?
@Withnail1969 Mandella said USA is the worst country on human rights.
@@elliekwong3180There is no record of him ever saying that - you just made it up !
Russia lost on day one.
Nope the west lost on day one.
@@stu281 okay. But the actual evidence is on my side.
Has Kyiv been captured? Does Russia even control Donbas after two years?
No and no. 500k dead Russians for 25 km of rubble that you have no hope of occupying.
@@stu281 Especially since the entire planet laughs at Russia lol
@@stu281Russian Teddy Bear 😂
Enter an insane asylum.
wise words, Limey. God bless.
Ruskies dont have the cash to fight for more than 6 months,. Their reserves are running out. This man didn't read the latest ruskie financial report. The reserves are running out. Sanctions are working. The ruskie attempts to evade the sanctions have meant increased costs. Their allies are selling for a big profit to russia.
The continue of sactions against russia should be link to how long russia continue the war in Ukraine. So if this war continue for five years, then the sanctions stay another five years. There must be a cost on russia for this horrible war and it would force other countries to think about the cost before thye invade other countries
The war lasts five years, the sanctions last for ten years, double the length of the sanctions. That would give anyone a scare before starting an armed conflict
Sorry for being pedantic, but it was thirty pieces of silver not forty.
Tell that to the USA people as well.
Putin Go Home! Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦🇺🇸💙
North Korea taks of sending "engineers" to occupied Ukrainian land. How do the appeasers and slow walking fear of escalationists like dem apples?. Smarter people have sounded warnings about the broader geopolitical consequences which largely go ignored or are brused aside as fear mongering or exaggeration. In this case under reacting is the danger not the opposite. To prepare for the worst possible scenario given recent and historical events is rational.
That don't make any sense give me what he want that is not right premier is Ukraine and it needs to be Ukraine
Is the guy from Reform UK?. Talks like some of the ignorant GOPS. The frozen assets are not the only source of funding. Taxpayers funding Ukraine to weaken Russia or increasing defence investments is the same. EU secures the funding of Ukraine while UK has the cost of living crisis and the Brexit effects to struggle with…
Something tells me you claim benefits with cavalier talk of new taxes.
@@bryandimery6509 The voice telling you stuff is wrong. I just know that working public services means taxation. I live in Denmark by the way.
@bjrnhjjakobsen2174 then, you know, the majority of military spend in Nato and ukraine is done by us, the americans. Who have poor healthcare, schools, massive homeless and drug problems yet we squander our resources in wars bc thats where politicians find it easiest to steal. If you feel taxations thebest way, be democratic, offer those of us who dont want to pay our money back.
@@bryandimery6509 it's worth having a look at the Ukraine Support Tracker which has accurate and high quality information about which countries are supporting Ukraine. During various periods of time Europe has spent more on supporting Ukraine than the US has.
It's a complex picture with some European countries spending vastly more than others. Norway for example which has a lot of financial resources, has spent vastly more as a percentage of GDP than for example the UK which is having a tough time economically.
Let me take this chance to thank the American people for supporting Ukraine and in doing so helping to protect the rest of Europe. It's not said often enough that we in Europe appreciate this help.
IT'S KATE CHABOT! IT'S KATE CHABOT!!😮
Naive. Ukraine will never negotiate over its illegally seized territory. Very naive.
Make them pay. This would set a precedent that will make many people on both sides of of the international money osmosis curtain nervous. It would also be another future consideration factor for any political decision that goes against the rules based order. This applies to everybody and would be significant. Even the USA would have to be subject to this. It could be the biggest peace keeping action of all time. Responsibility for actions..... Don't think it is an easy sell.
They've been talking about putins down fall for years already
Negotiate what?
Why would Russia do that their GDP is higher than any G7 country's
The ruble has remained stable despite the war and sanctions. This story is completely false.
There is no evidence China is reducing its trade with Russia. In fact, their trade numbers have gone up. What is this guy talking about
The army could have this mopped up in a month.
I like Tim Ash! However, after listening to this interview for 20 minutes he is as yet to say something new or significant!!! Come on Tim. I can sense the frustration of Kate with him!!!
If I were you I wouldn't let Putin have nothing they need to get off their land
Gets a 10 from Len just for pronouncing putin as pootin
Mmm paying not to go to war ...even in western countries ...Fortunate son
Oh, really? Should Russians support NATO? 😂😂😂😂
Russia has a smaller economy than Italy. Not exactly huge.
Another repeat. Please label repeats as abridged or brief so that we don't have to watch a few minutes before realising we've already seen it. The guests are excellent but the repeats let's the side down
Question is, how are you going to negotiate the release of donbass
A lesson that teach putin how desperate he is.
mr. Ash speaks about Oil and sanctions without bringing any datas.. since the cap has been put in place, it never really worked... recent datas shows an increase of 50% of revenues compare to last year for russia OIl&gas.. what about the Russian GDP? seems like these discussions are just based on political wishful thinking rather than cold datas
Russia has more in common with Asian countries than Europe. Hence they should become more integrated with Asia and forget Europe. Work with China on their belt and road initiative.
No audio?
I haven't got any audio either 😮
Turn volume up on phone mate.. Side of phone
I have audio
@@kevinmolloy9134 had full blast ...not a pip. Waited a few minutes, now there's audio 😊
@@elainekarlsson8384 all in good fun 😂 👍
"Nations invoking fear of sanctions or prioritizing trade at any cost will inevitably face repercussions sooner rather than later, in terms of psychological impact in fact it's already having an effect on them and they don't realise it despite their misguided convictions. The perceived threat of economic disruption and the specter of nuclear conflict present a straightforward solution: rather than resorting to nuclear arms in attempts to isolate and disempower nations like Russia through ideological manipulation and economic climate sabotage, a more prudent approach would be to deliberately precipitate an economic crash. Let the disruption serve as a stark lesson to those attempting to contain and destabilize other nation's economy. This alternative, despite its disruptive nature, stands far preferable to the catastrophic consequences of nuclear warfare or not
Well now it seems Trump will be president after yesterday. It’s going to be very difficult for Ukraine.
Putin fears Trump and his unpredictability. Biden is predictably weak
@@JesterEric Trump care about business and losing a whole nation as customers over some country that relies on others is not good business, USA and Russia doesn't need to be enemies, they can share Ukraine and everybody be happy.
So that art piece, is it just cheerios???
Putin needs to go Russia..
Reparations-how does that become a reality.? Is that even a legit a ent argument?
Coping and hoping is not a strategy.
I think that's all Russia has at this point. Ukraine has basically defeated them
Delusional clown @@dpelpal
Tell that to Владимир Соловьёв + Oльга Сукабеева and stop their meaningless dribble
So now ghosts ships now called shadow fleet .
Wow! Powerful Russia
I finished this comment at another RUclips Channel when I immediately came across this title and discussion: "Russia hasn't been good on the offense since Stalin pushed the Nazi's out of russia and all the way to Berlin. Since World War II, russia has mostly been really good at defense. They lost in Afghanistan. But russia has been really good at "cold war" and being on the defense. We know how good the russians at defense from when Ukraine attempted their counter offense last summer. There is a history of russia's giving up, i.e. Afghanistan and the collapse of the Eastern Block. What Ukraine wants is to speed up the russian collapse on the eastern front. It took so long for the Eastern Block to collapse along with the Berlin Wall, but the West was not in a hot war then as Ukraine is in a hot war currently. It should be expected that with (1) the sanctions, (2) the Ukrainian heavy attacks on oil refineries, (3) the tremendous loses of russian lives and in military equipment, (4) the Black Sea Fleet's limited area of maneuvers, (5) the poor leadership of russian generals, (6) the failures of putin, (7) the free world against him, (8) the necessity to rely upon North Korea for help, ((9) the moral decay of the leadership of russia and their short term denial of war crimes, the kidnapping of children, and the eventual realization of payments of reparations, which they are now learning about since interests from their assets are going to be going to Ukraine, the problems inside russia that are not being address, should make putin an outcast in russia, and as such, by his inner circle. Expect a real bloodletting among his senior staff before his demise comes about."
Putin is STRONG. Russia STRONG. (I not Russian, I promiss)
I hope that at some point the tradeoff is immediate restoration of the pre-2014 borders *and* immediate (or at least fast) accession of Ukraine to the EU and NATO *and* serious reparations in exchange for dropping sanctions against Russia. And if we drag this long enough, to the point that the Black Sea fleet is completely obliterated, Kaliningrad is on the verge of collapse, and other Republics inside of the Russian Federation start revolting, maybe Putin or whoever replaces him will cave in just to keep the status quo as close to what it was as possible.
Why not ask for a pony as well? Since your wish list is that of a child. In what world would the winner, Russia, cede everything over?
Get in line putin is writing a cheque
@@bryandimery6509 lol bro these guy's r delusional af
I would think they are smiling in the pentagon? I mean rusha military is destroyed. black sea navy is running for their lives.
just a no one here
BUT with my math
300 billion @ 5% interest = 15 billion a year
I guess KATE does not pay her own bills as with the other media people
also never mentioned is when Russia hand over that 300 billion it might have expected a sub1% return so +/- 4% is free to take
BUT the EU banks do not want to loose 300 billion of FREE MONEY on paper to loan out @ 8%
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Time for Putin to be permanently removed ..
He act like a tasr
Russia people like it
Time for bidet to step down. That dumb garbage.
All NATO countries need to recruit volunteers now to build up forces.
It may be conventional wisdom for the uninitiated that all sanctions should be complete and total from day one. That’s not how the Force works. You have to be able to continue to ratchet up the pressure as time goes on. There is also the very real situation that because Russia’s economy and exports were so globally integrated not the least with Eastern Europe. Time was needed to provide Europe and other countries with alternative sources before turning the thumb screws any further. So we will continue to see a ratcheting of the sanctions pressure against Russia. When Russia, if Russia ever changes course, then those sanctions can be reduced in a stepwise process. Good behavior will be rewarded by reducing the sanctions pressure. These sanctions will definitely be a part of any peace deal with Ukraine. That’s the other important aspect to keep in mind. Sanctions are not only a punishment and a disincentive for bad behavior. Sanctions will be on the table if and when there is a peace deal to be had in Ukraine
The west over exaggerates it's importance globally 😂😂
Never underestimate the power of denial
I'm Russian. Live Samara. So many of people in Russia do not realize we are losing this war. I can show many example.
It all depends from what context you approach this question.. realism requires to take into consideration the thought of both sides.. so remarks like ... russia started so they should leave are fully unusable.. taken that into account than the 2nd question is what you want get from peace... my answer would be minimum losses of life.. but of course other approaches might be.. based on my context ukraine should have avoided this war by diplomatic means in the beginning.. that is keeping neutrality at this point in time.. no war would have been..but that is history now.. if we want to learn from history it means go back to neutrality now asap
Putin it time for you