Ritter's rant on the Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Iran conflicts

Scott Ritter is a one-of-a-kind former Marine and UN weapons inspector. He doesn't pull punches during interviews and he provides a refreshingly raw analysis on the ongoing conflicts from the perspective of a war fighter. Ritter's position on the Russia-Ukraine conflict is simple; Russia will obviously win the war and it will end on Russia's terms, period, and, short of nuclear weapons being deployed, there is absolutely nothing whatsoever that Europe/NATO can do that will alter that outcome.

Most of the people i follow, almost all of whom are former CIA and U.S. military, as well as a few geopolitical analysts, such as Pepe Escobar, and others, are all generally on board with Ritter's position, except for a very small minority which includes Gilbert Doctorow. Doctorow essentially thinks that Putin is weak and the Russian people are suffering and that Russia must quickly escalate its war effort in Ukraine before the EU builds more weapon factories ... with the money and resources they don't seem to have. I think Doctorow is is off his rocker and so does Ritter who again attacks his position rather mercilessly during the course of this very interesting interview. 

Scott Ritter: Russia's Last Warning to NATO - Catastrophe Awaits!

Discussion on Russia's new Oreshnik and Burevestnik missiles, NATO's logistical and strategic weaknesses, Europe's inability to influence the Ukraine conflict, and the deepening Russia-China-Iran alliance. Highlights include analysis of U.S. disengagement from Europe, the futility of Western sanctions, and why peace in Ukraine hinges on U.S. policy shifts-not European posturing.