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Despite talk of championing freedom, the hosts stress that “All relations between states come down to trade,” suggesting realpolitik often overrides ideological commitments when the U.S. picks its battles abroad.

On U.S. foreign policy motivations, there’s a broader critique that American aid to Ukraine might be more about economic and strategic interests than pure democratic ideals. “Zelenskyy knows… we have to protect democracy… it falls apart on its very own.”.

They debate Europe’s defense shortfalls, pointing out that:. “The Russian military produces more ammo in three months than all of NATO combined in a year.”. Raising concerns about NATO’s production capacity vs. Russia’s.

The podcast questions Zelensky’s diplomatic approach—they criticize him for appearing to “disrespect the U.S.” in official meetings by not adhering to certain formalities, potentially jeopardizing future American support.

Saagar also highlights Ukraine’s internal divide:. “It’s a country which… had affinity for Russia.”. This complicates national loyalty and public opinion, especially during an active conflict.

They kick off with Zelenskyy’s tense relationship with JD Vance, who said:. “You're pressing your own male population into forced conscription…”. This sparked accusations that Zelenskyy is overreaching to keep up troop numbers.

Just caught the @Flagrant2Army episode with @andrewschulz & @esaagar—fascinating look at Ukraine, Zelenskyy, JD Vance’s critiques, and how U.S. foreign policy ties into it all. Here’s a quick recap

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