, very unclear to get a time time to sit down and talk the welcome back towards the parts with nikolai petro, a professor of political science at the university of rhode island, an officer of the tribe, beauty of your brain, what classical greek tragedy can teach us about the conflict resolution. professor petra, before the break, we were talking about your credit access done so need to find its own unique national identity, its own national southcourt and the many russian thinkers, including i'm sure you're for the present lodging to put in, argue that the choice that the ukrainian leadership has made so far, pretty cautiously is to, you know, try those all spencer, a limited facility that existed within the ukraine population against the, the soviets or later against the russians and utilize it into a political mechanism of sort of unifying the country. a problem with them and attracting western financing. i can understand cynical part of me can understand the sort of a political, i mean that's, that's the key or utility of that. but in terms of the military and defense tradition wasn't, t

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