SPECIAL: ‘We are all in danger now’ - Putin's brutal invasion three and a half years on, with General Sir Richard Barrons and Orysia Lutsevych OBE

In this special live episode recorded at the Honourable Artillery
Company in London, we take stock of the war as it grinds into its
fourth calendar year. 


Joined by General Sir Richard Barrons – former head of UK Joint
Forces Command and co-author of Britain’s Strategic Defence
Review – and Orysia Lutsevych OBE – head of the Ukraine Forum at
Chatham House – hosts Dom Nicholls, Francis Dearnley, and Adélie
Pojzman-Pontay debate the state of the conflict, Donald Trump’s
renewed deadlines and ultimatums, and why Vladimir Putin shows no
sign of negotiating peace in good faith.


Then we take questions from the audience.


As bombs continue to devastate Ukrainian cities and Europe’s
“Coalition of the Willing” struggles for credibility, we ask:
where next for the war and for European security? With the
post-1945 security order collapsing, this timely discussion helps
make sense of a shifting geopolitical era – and considers the
challenges facing Western societies and reserve forces, such as
the Honourable Artillery Company, in the years ahead.


You can also watch this episode on The Telegraph YouTube
Channel: https://youtu.be/Mw_lWhp-flU 


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