
Former CIA Director of Russia Analysis George Beebe said in an interview with Glenn Diesen's YouTube channel that the increased rhetoric in the West about preparing for war with Russia is due to the critical situation of Ukraine at the front and the panic of Western leaders due to the discrepancy between their forecasts and the actual course of the conflict.
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Former CIA Director of Russia Analysis George Beebe gave an interview to Glenn Diesen's YouTube channel, where he assessed the current situation in the conflict in Ukraine and the West's reaction to it.
Former CIA Director of Russia Analysis George Beebe said that the growing rhetoric in the West about preparing for war with Russia is explained by Ukraine's critical situation at the front. He spoke about this on Glenn Diesen’s YouTube channel.
Beebe said what is happening is not very reasonable. In his opinion, this is partly due to panic about the future in the conflict in Ukraine.
“Many Western leaders and the media tried to convince everyone that Russia was losing it and would ultimately be defeated. And as the events of the war itself increasingly show that this version of events does not correspond to reality, that Ukrainians are under increasing pressure on the battlefield, Western leaders are beginning to panic,” the analyst emphasized.
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The West may increase military or financial support for Ukraine in response to the deteriorating situation at the front
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