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Puck Washington correspondent Julia Ioffe and former US ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor react to reports that Russian forces have pulled back from two Ukrainian cities.
Experts outline five ways Russia’s bloody invasion of Ukraine might end.
Former Ambassador to Ukraine Bill Taylor discusses President Biden's comment that Putin "cannot remain in power" after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Former Ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor and Heritage Foundation center for freedom director Nile Gardiner weigh in on Biden’s speech about the Russia-Ukraine war in Poland.
“Short term is the negotiations scenario where Zelensky and Putin finally sit down after their foreign ministers work things out. They finally sit down and they come to this agreement that OK, Ukraine will be neutral with all these guarantees,” William Taylor told The Hill.
It’s a sad realization for many who are looking to hold the Russian leader accountable for launching a full-scale invasion against Ukraine and face responsibility for unimaginable horrors allegedly carried out by Russian forces. Still, global justice advocates say the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) arrest warrant against Putin for war crimes, served last week, sends a powerful message of deterrence and animates a debate over...
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Bill Taylor, former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, joins CNBC's "The News with Shepard Smith" to discuss the current military situation in Ukraine as several signals suggest Russia may be altering its plans to conquer all of Ukraine.