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Andrea Mitchell is joined by four star U.S. Navy Admiral James Stavridis, who served as the Supreme Allied Commander of NATO, and Dimitri Alperovitch, Executive Chairman of Silverado Policy Accelerator, to discuss what Ukraine needs from the U.S. and the possible consequences of not providing it.

 “If Ukraine were really cut off from the armaments it needs…it would be a dire moment for Ukraine,” Stavridis says. “Unfortunately, I don't feel optimistic about it happening before the break. We're on thin ice here.” 

“Putin ultimately decides whether this war ends, whether he stops attacking Ukraine, and for that to happen you have to break the will of the Russian elites to keep supporting this war, and that means attacks on military infrastructure in Russia,” adds Alperovitch.

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• 1 day ago

  Again a foreign nation wanting us to go billions more into debt. Our government says they can't afford SS, as we have no money, we can't even pay the interest on what we have borrowed already, yet it is okay to send billions for a war. It is time we stop spending our money on wars, build up our d...

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• 1 day ago

  money dont fight russian army ..so what difference $61 billion will make that previous $100 bilion send didnt do ?.. end up in corupt Kiev political gang , generals and oligarchs pockets ?
• 18 hours ago

  “If Ukraine were really cut off from the armaments it needs…it would be a dire moment for Ukraine....” As every good poker player and stock investor knows: if your bet doesn't work out, fold - and cut your losses. From all I am reading - from an obviously pro-Ukrainian press - Zelenskyy is in dee...

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• 1 day ago

  Hire an accountant Where did the first installment go.
• 1 day ago

  Fix out own border. Fire Homeland's director
• 1 day ago

  So? Not a US problem.
• 1 day ago

  I think the Invasion of my country is a dire moment!
• 18 hours ago

  We're WAY PAST a DIRE moment at the US Southern border, just ask NY, Chicago, and all the other sanctuary cities that AREN"T anymore. The border has been overrun with terrorists,(659) in 2023 ALONE, and over 400 in 2022, and that is JUST THE ONES THEY CAUGHT. How is THIS not the most dire situation...

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• 1 day ago

  Pass money to defend our border and this goes forward right now.
• 1 day ago

  Folks, this is easily best investment in combat in US history.... 300,000 dead and maimed for life Russian soldiers vs. ZERO NATO Troopers. For a small fraction of our annual DOD budget, the US and NATO have enabled Ukraine to literally destroy half the Russian army. Now add to that major ships, su...

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• 1 day ago

  Until the last Ukrainian, Zelensky is to blame for the genocide of his own people
• 15 hours ago

  Fix our border first.
• 1 day ago

  The US is on thin ice, wait a few months until Bidens brilliance kicks in.
• 17 hours ago

  Greedy republicans don't see far perspective of their betrayal of Ukraine. Eventually, Russia, Iran, China and North Korea will undermine all the global system of security, next step will be a nuke blast in the middle of America, which is unmeasurable by any money.
• 1 day ago

  "this ice"? Well there's that old spell check working overtime!
• 1 day ago

  Thin ice ?
• 9 hours ago

  Send money if it really does go into their war efforts and not into buying mansions and this weasel's two yachts. All the money we're sending goes straight into these dictator's pockets and the pockets of his families. If he really wants the money, he can raise a fund me account. See how that pl...

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• 1 day ago

  Dire moment it is.
• 1 day ago

  Why are they allowing that old trash to comment?

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