we are joined by anatol lieven. a senior fellow at the quincy institute for responsible statecraft. his latest piece is headlined "six months after russian invasion, a bloody stalemate, a struggle for peace.” anatol welcome back to democracy , now! start out by laying out what you think has happened over these six months since russia invaded ukraine and what needs to haen. anatol: it is pretty clear that militarily the more has turned into a stalema. that is due to heroic ukrainian resistance, western help, russian military failures. something else we need to look at is how military technology has changed recently. almost like the first world war, the power of the defens particularly in urban areas, has greatly increased compared to the offenses. if you look at the history of sweeping military victories going back to 1939, they were achieved with tanks, backed up by aircraft above all. what we have seen in ukraine is that anti-tank and missile weapons have caused blocks on damage to rushing armor, ground attack, and

anatole dialectic. libretto on framed by bret yuri trojanism, a ruscenary plan, forged the day, and into episodes i will scatter how many busy artists. and only then turned up to the composer over the creation of ports, tours, vyacheslav kuznetsov protseva jumped for six months. yura troyan was the first censor of the creative vyacheslav kuznetsov for musical phrases, the choreographer in the thoughts would give ice performances from his emotions there was a repulse of glyadatsky sprymaniya. there is one place in the second act where the tatar invasion torments the protagonist and their children. when i saw, uh, in the clavier, i listened to this very moment in the recording, even if not the most perfect working one. i didn’t write right on the edge, i listen and cry. this is the first time in my life i 've written this. because my first reaction was like this. the panorama of the fact that the performance will be very violent has become visually the first stage corpses, alleys trainees archers graduate

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a comprehensive strengthening of rushes. geopolitical position in the black and as old seas will anatole leave and is a senior research fellow at the quincy institute of responsible states. croft, he says, the russian navy will face challenges and competing with the us and nato fleets. the russian navy, the surface navy, at least, is out numbered for to one by europe's nate, nate as european members alone. and of course, by far more than that by the american navy. so in terms of numbers, there is really no contact where, of course, russia is the policy and i could states is been nuclear weapons, which is why president putin, you know, repeatedly emphasizes rushes missile technology. because this is the one area in which roger is still a super unlike the army, the navy has not for an equal. but we do know that he suffered heavy losses in the, in the black sea in the ukraine war. that may well simply illustrate the power of american weaponry which has been supplied to the ukrainian or russian navy has always been considered to us, had comparatively high morale and good commanders. but it c

i say at the technical school and the conservatory there were such musicians, i'm to anatole the heror aloniks. nikolai shimansky lyudmila shlekh. he didn't like me. he did not get up that the girl should be engaged in composition. well, as a teacher, a very well-mannered person, a tv guide. he endured it. well, like sometimes we endure valerian for us, they fled to be, probably, the system. he tolerated me and, in fact, he also felt that we, well, do not have such an understanding. i was very energetic explosive dynamic he was so calm weeping so watercolor. we came to the very first session. i didn't feel very comfortable, because there were only five of us musicologists there, he was erased in a different function in a different capacity, the boundaries between me and other children. only he once told me, please do not address me as you, otherwise your friends will get scared. and here is the only photo. by the way, where am i with my dad, there are no more such photos. i was very interested in his classes, because all the time there was something unexpected new, especially in terms

the fit was shaking from anatole. oh oh. busy it was, sheila stood lena, this leave, this is develop so many stars. and now they write to us from germany, italy and america. she was the teacher for styles who later became leading masters of the stage of european faces were much jeremy. ah, ah. though that was a, when we lose such people at the highest professionalism, it's incredibly difficult you can't. his grandfather is in shock. i feel so sorry for him. when people ask him for come in, he says, what am i going to tell you? able to hear lies. my wife here is my grand daughter without legs. it's scary and horrible. yet the point of impact, her ukrainian artillery happened to be are right in this sense are offered done. there's con thursday. we are in a so called a theater district. there is a movie theater right there. don voss oprah house over there. there's another drama theatre about a couple 100 meters away from here. now, this particular place is always full of people. perhaps that's the reason for the deaths of at le

people at pakistan have decided when booted evolution in this country. anatole game and the death. this is not that far, not public reaction because no military, no agencies normally, you know, let no one get bad again with now it will be important to see whether emron con, will be arrested. ready appeared before the underscored on the 25th or different and they give them more time and all thought to be able to do work out the reaction . now good coordinator that been coming. c from across the country to read residents. and of course, there will be mulling over blown on how to move forward. i guess i'm is also suffering major flags. official say more than $770.00 people have died since monsoon range began more than 2 months ago. hundreds of villages have been washed away during the abnormally heavy rains. the military is working to evacuate. thousands of people who remain stranded. authorities are setting up relief camps in flood hit areas. at least 22 people have been killed in heavy rain and floods in chad. more than a 1000 homes have been destroyed and health services. destructe

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applause anatol tatyana the next is my daughter-in-law, this is anton's wife and a girl - it is in everyespect. just fire. you understand, she knows everything in this life, by the way, she is the mother of three children, she has three children, if anything, you need to fix it. she broke the pipe. she lost electricity in her apartment. we turn to make everything out of simple just such an excuse. well , i'm an engineer, by the way, also has two higher educations. we love engineers. it's true applause, that is, they and alexander, my alexander is like us in general, and the boy is smiling cheerful yes , our baby, and since childhood, somehow he always follows the elder his sons, brothers, are always with them, and therefore he copied all the patterns from his older brothers, and therefore now in the same area as here, of course, but in childhood the brothers always gave, yes, always well, imagine the captain's team, please. well, let me introduce, this is our mother. uh, as a matter of fact, well, as we believe, this is a legendary person and brought up a personality. well, like three ch

amy: friday, we interviewed anatol lieven, senior fellow at the quincy institute for responsible statecraftsparity, about how ukrainian refugees are treated here, how many are accepted, and how afghan refugees are accepted or not. this was his response. >> the response to ukraine and ukrainian refugees has been vastly more gerous. not giving a silent two people who worked for the united states and britain is obviously disgraceful, dishonorae. i have to say, when it comes to much larger numbers of refugees from afghanistan, as we have seen from previous generations of migrants to the west, there has been often real problems with integration, even in first-generation, let alone second-generation, with some of these people that come to the west as refugees and then turned to extremism and terrorism. simply saying we must accept anyone who wants to leave afghanistan and can, is not a solution. ukrainians, like pols and others, are much easier, frankly, to integrate, to be successful in western societies. that sounds harsh, but i'm afraid it is a fact. amy: hey fact, nijab aminy? nijab: i am per

there are more than 200 of them to anatolize, or what? and that judas traded me for a woman? asking this is the mare. quickly with you, how did it grow together? all by themselves, they have not yet begun to rot. nothing, we did not grow together, and you were the first to come for advice. i haven't spoken to her yet. i didn’t say a word to her, i’m talking to you and i don’t understand something. and what are you, it’s very like, how are you going to take the guard, and now you were passing, how to understand? yes , that's what you want, i understand. or maybe i changed my mind about moving. he lived all his life in bobs, as soon as boba was freed, he immediately turned on the sting, and they humbled me, i see. i may just be a fool you grisha they so yana understood. in life there were several such bright bright desires that i thought, if the lord suddenly gives me this, what will happen if i see leonov there or a fallen one, or is it still bright, bright childhood impressions, and then it so happened that i did not become a fitter with assemblers, khan, the assembler works.

anatole that you said our unity. this is absolutely the most important thing in our victory.one way out, but the ministry of defense constantly says. that this is not even discussed in terms of withdrawing russian troops from there. you know better, if i understand, you understand the remedies for dandruff? yes, the guillotine is not suitable for us. all friends, this is direct. i think so it's not normal that russian troops are not troops, any side of the conflict is there, it's not normal, anyway, look. yes, eh? it’s the russians, it’s the russians, it’s russia that guards this station, because you see this, you let it slip. i understood that you then wanted to quickly turn this conversation into an uncomfortable and unpleasant uncomfortable conversation, when do you remember yesterday, remember there michael, could not answer the question, then he is shelling today. yes, michael prepared a long cart, and she stood out from what she was talking about. here the russians are shooting from there, from the station, provoking the ukrainians to hit her. i specified, uh, i force t

anatole that you said our unity.hat this is not even discussed during the problem is to withdraw russian troops from there, and you know better completely remedies for dandruff. yes, the guillotine is not suitable for us. michael, are you all friends? no, it's straight. i mean, it's not normal that russian troops of any side of the conflict are there, it's not normal, anyway, look. yes, eh? it’s the russians, it’s the russians, it’s russia that guards this station, because you see this, you let it slip. i understand that you then wanted to quickly wrap up this uncomfortable and unpleasant uncomfortable conversation, when you remember yesterday, there michael remember, could not answer the question, then shelling today today. yes, michael prepared a long cart, and she stood out from what she was talking about. here the russians are shooting from there, from the station, provoking the ukrainians to hit on it. i specified, uh, i force the ukrainians. what to do to hit the nuclear power plant, this is hope. yes, michael