we have john laughlin, he is a university lecture in history and political philosophy and we have alex me. however, he is a foreign affairs analyst and an rti contributor, i generally cross talk roles. and if that means you can jump in any time you want, i always appreciate john, let me go to you 1st and paris liz trust, who started her political career in child care. apparently it was her portfolio. now, as she saw the foreign secretary, she set the following the last few days. the war in ukraine is our war. it is every one's war because ukraine's victory is a strategic imperative for all of us. so we're at war. all of us are at war. and it's not, it's something she said, the quiet part out loud rushes at war with nato rushes at war with the u. k. out right on the and we have a british official saying the british weapons used by ukrainians to kill russians in russia is okay.

basically staying out of rushes affairs, political science and history like chair, lecture i, john laughlin, faith, poland, possible involvement in ukraine could lead to a breakup of the embattled country. these territories particularly evolve and rovner were and volleying, were taken from poland off to the 2nd world war. so it's not a secret for anyone that poland would in an ideal world like to have them back. poland is not the only country that last territory to ukraine after the 2nd world war, hungary also lost territory around the town of who's got old and a. i and frankly, so did romania. so this move, if it happened, would quite possibly trigger offer a chain reaction with various countries claiming pulse of ukraine. and if that happened, yes, the country would then stay facto cease to exist. but as i say, it would cut a lot of the legitimacy, the term, poland, and the other nato states claim for themselves if they were to move in, in this way. as in the back to ground as mary l. pole where normal life seems to be returning. following weeks of intense vi thing locals have been flocki

statements about basically staying out of rushes affairs, political science, and history. lecturer john laughlin says a potential polish incursion into western ukraine could lead to a breakup of the embattled country. these territories particularly revolving rovner adam evelyn were taken from poland off to the 2nd world war 2. it's not a secret for anyone that poland would in an ideal world like to have them back. poland is not the only country that last territory to ukraine after the 2nd world war. hungary also lost territory around the town of who's got old and, and frankly, so did romania. so this move, if it happened, would quite possibly trigger a chain reaction with various countries claiming pulse of ukraine. but if that happened, yes, the country would then stay facto cease to exist. but as i say, it would cut a lot of the legitimacy, the poland, and the other nato states claim for themselves if they were to move in, in this way. britain's top diplomat list trust has suggested global expansion of nato, saying the western military block should seek a partnership with taiwan in the face of

we have john laughlin. he is a university lecture in history and political philosophy and we have alex me. however, he is a foreign affairs analyst and an rti contributor, i generally cross stock rules. and if that means you can jump in any time you want . i always appreciate, john, let me go to you 1st and paris liz trust, who started her political career in child care. apparently, it was her portfolio. now, as she saw the foreign secretary, she said to following the last few days, the war in ukraine is our war. it is every one's war because ukraine's victory is a strategic imperative for all of us. so we're at war. all of us are at war. and it's not, it's something she said, the quiet part out loud rushes at war with nato rushes at war with the u. k. out right on the and we have a british official saying the british weapons used by ukrainians to kill russians in russia is okay. i wonder refresh is going to reciprocate john. well, that's what everyone i suppose is afraid of, but the fact that this is a war

like to read john laughlin, st. poland possible involvement in ukraine could lead to a break up of the embattled country. these territories particularly evolving rovner and rollin were taken from poland off to the 2nd world war. so it's not a secret for any one that poland would in an ideal world like to have them back. poland is not the only country that last territory to ukraine after the 2nd world war, hungary also lost territory around the town of who's got old and a i, and frankly, so did romania. so this move, if it happened, would quite possibly trigger offer a chain reaction with various countries claiming pulse of ukraine. but if that happened, yes, the country would then stay facto cease to exist. but as i say, it would cut a loss of the legitimacy, the term, poland, and the other nato states claim for themselves if they were to move in, in this way. a russian pilot jailed in the us on drug smuggling charges has returned to moscow in a prison. the exchange deal constantly. shank with swaps before me us marine trevor read. he was jailed in russia. striking a police officer. yo

john la, clint, political science and history lecturer. thank you very much for joining us on the program. mister laughlin, now, according to russia's intelligence, as we were just saying, poland is i in the annexation of western ukraine. how likely does this scenario since you? i'm skeptical about it, wherein, and information war. this could be disinformation coming from the russian side. on the other hand, i don't think it's a secret for any one that a poland regrets. the loss of these territories, your euro journalist, or correspondent, just now i said that these claims go back to world will want know, the more recent than that these territories particularly evolve and rovner and volleying were taken from poland off to the 2nd world war. not after the 1st world war, so it's much more recent. admittedly, this for 2nd, well, war is already 75. 80 years ago. but they are, they have been polish territories in more recent memory. so it's not a secret for anyone that holland would, in an ideal world like to have them back. the problem is that if poland what to do that, that's why i'm skeptical about this. it