War and Infrastructure
Ian highlights the surprising lack of evidence regarding Russian involvement in the attacks on the Nord Stream pipelines, suggesting either Russian sophistication or potential Ukrainian action with Western support. Scott points out the strategic investment in Ukraine, arguing it has significantly weakened Russia's military capabilities. Both emphasize the urgency for the U.S. and NATO to find a resolution to the conflict, given the existential risks posed by a superpower engaged in war.In this clip
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