By Adam O’Neal
• Updated June 28, 2023 The Ukraine’s counteroffensive against Russia is underway, but what would it take to bring these two nations to the negotiating table? Foreign-policy scholar Walter Russell Mead joins Dispatch Executive Editor Adam O’Neal to share insights from his recent trip to Ukraine. They discuss:
-The normalcy of life in war
-What a “successful” counteroffensive looks like
-Opportunities for the U.S.
-The end of the Russian empire and a new nation
-(Unrealistic) theories of victory
-Engaging with nuclear adversaries
-How to get to the negotiating table
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