This Is How The U.S. Can Help Deliver A Victorious Conclusion For Ukraine In Its War With Russia

Steve Forbes explains why decisively defeating Russia's invasion of Ukraine is still possible, and vital to geopolitical security, and achievable if the U.S. takes the right actions.

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[LNLBD]

Western politicians are not doing enough to stop Putin so it is hard to be optimistic about the outcome of this war.

[wvfwibn]

“There never was a good war nor a bad peace.” Benjamin Franklin. 1773

[bingeltube]

Thanks, Steve this was outspoken and to the point!

[stephenking]

Agree with you 100% and wish my government would take your advice. From 🇦🇺

[randomhouse]

100% in agreement with Mr. Forbes. We are being naive about all this and have thereby created a very dangerous situation. It doesn't look good going forward.

[kArchipelagos]

Funny, I must have missed it, the part where he told us his investment portfolio percentage in the arms manufacturing industry.

[christopheryellman]

I usually like what I hear from your Forbesie, but this time you have missed the mark by a mile. "Russia has superiority in manpower, tanks, artillery, missiles and aircraft" was the only correct statement you made.

[davidwestwater]

When steve says "us, " i get woried

[BobG]

How often do we hear about returning territories to Ukraine -- territories that voted overwhelmingly to leave Ukraine before this war started. These territories had been under attack by Kiev for their courage in standing up to a repressive government. Yet Forbes and others contend that forcing those people back under the thumbs of their oppressors is a victory. Victory for whom?

[signpost]

Ukraine has been given enough support to stay in the fight but not to win the war. It's painful to watch this war drags on for so long that could've ended much sooner had the West not been playing politics. Everyday more unnecessary suffering continues.

[bailey]

Zelenskys passion of bonding with people thru comedy and freedom has led him to this most important role for Ukrainians And for a better world. For Goodness sake, NOW is the time to stop tyrants striving for a dystopian world

[Soccox]

Forbes is not a bright man—- what happens of Russia launches nucs.

[douglasstrother]

Expect the severe consequences of a "Biden Victory".

[ianhackwell]

Totally agree American adhas bean weak and scared of Putin and this has caused more repercussions that need change now!

[jbzieg]

You’re lost without the teleprompter, Mr. Biden

[pskzbgy]

Steve Forbes, if you had any degree of military expertise, your opinions could have carried some weight. But if you are trying to influence the decision makers with your garble, you are like a barking dog with no bite.
Russia is not the same calibre as the adversaries that America destroyed in the past with the help of Nato, namely Libya, Afghanistan, Iraq etc. America has met with the wrath and power of Russia in the current war of Russia against American hegemony -- the craving to dictate to other countries and people how they must go about to please the hegemon America.

[ChristopheCivry]

Mr Forbes is totally crazy. Why? Russian 6500 nuclear warheads.

[Nauda]

From the Victory to A Victorious Conclusion. Keep up the good work!

[LeifOlegson]

Keep it rolling, Steve. We need people that people will listen to, to keep the truth out there. Thank you.

[BurntKittyForge-plol]

...before all this stuff i was ignorant to Russia, had no interest but the more i look into it the better they look it's unfortunate ....