Ukraine Crisis I Another Blunder of the United States I Prof M D Nalapat

Where did the United States go wrong, while dealing with Russia? Why did the Biden administration shift focus away from China to Russia as the adversary? This and other missteps are what has brought this about, says Prof M D Nalapat.
#UkraineConflict #UkraineCrisis #RussiaUkraineCrisis #RussiaInvasion #AfghanistanCrisis #SyrianCrisis #JoeBiden #BlundersOfUnitedStates #JoeBiden #DonaldTrump #VladimirPutin #XiJinping #China #Russia #Ukraine #Afghanistan #Syria #Kurds #Taliban #India #IndoPacific #NATO
00:00 Introduction
02:01 Clinton administration has been disastrous for the world
02:57 NATO created for cold war 1.0 between US & USSR
03:40 Root of the problem was in 1991
05:38 Russians are Eurasians
06:45 Clinton wanted to make Russia a pastoral country
07:42 NATO expanded to countries once part of Soviet Union
09:23 US moved away from Rooseveltian doctrine
10:22 The beginning of Ukraine conflict
12:02 American administration keen on India staying alone
13:22 India never misses an opportunity to ‘Miss an opportunity’.
15:56 Indian leadership did not battle partition
16:38 Vladimir Putin was Vice-President under Boris Yeltsin
22:54 Radicalism was put on steroids in 1980s by US decision
26:21 India held Taliban forces at bay while Joe Biden scooted from Afghan
29:39 Last 18 months of American presence in Afghanistan
30:35 Did India turn down American request on Afghanistan?
36:33 Kabul University wanted to linkup with Manipal University
37:59 US defeat in Vietnam puts questions on the value of US
39:54 Conclusion

Connect with PGurus
Now you can also listen to 𝗣𝗚𝘂𝗿𝘂𝘀 𝗼𝗻 𝗣𝗼𝗱𝗰𝗮𝘀𝘁𝘀

[rajgogoi]

Prof hesitated to call Churchill racist. But The fact is that Churchill was on same league as Hitler in terms of racism. Responsible for the great Bengal genocide/famine. May he rot in Hell forever.

[petersinclair]

Churchill wasn’t only racist, he was an arrogant member of an aristocratic class.

[ThemallikaG]

That's great pleasure to hear Mr Nalapad supporting Russia at this hour when he spoke against purchase s400. West has become too selfish for their own good.

[kumarprashant]

One of the best Analysis I hv heard on 🇺🇦 & 🇷🇺 matter . Thanks for bringing Nalapath Sir . I have totally lost my faith in News channel .... all r spreading either propaganda or fake news. All the best to u sir ... keep up the good work 👏 🙌 👍

[funti]

Excellent history lesson and analysis by prof. Nalapat. Please get him more on your show!

[ceeness]

As usual Prof.Nalapat comments are unique and gives some indepth genuine views about geo politics.

[rajuchiluvuri]

Sad that my children and grandchildren settled in the USA. I want USA to prosper but sadly they are destroying themselves

[MAHENDRADALVIGoa]

Very valuable information given by Prof Nalapat. It exposes dirty politics of Western countries.

[taykokhuat]

The US dog is good at barking from a distance. If the dog is beaten up, then maybe it may not dare to bark anymore

[randeepgrover]

India should continue the non aligned policy . Usa been weakest should not depend on any blocks

[JM-efrh]

India did the right thing to turn down putting boots on ground. India would have gotten into the mess created by usa and Pakistan in Afghanistan. India learnt its lesson by sending ipkf in Sri lanka. No country likes having foreign forces in any sovereign nation. I agree with professor nalapad.

[donaldduck]

I find myself more and more coming to Indian media to get an objective treatment of the situation instead of the current frantic Western propaganda. Thank you!

[ryksorensen]

The Soviet people and the Chinese people should RISE UP!

[ananthanarayananvenkatesan]

Sir, my take is if us would have been smart, then they could have shifted there focus in securing Russia and India as a ally to curtail China which could have brought in more balance. Unfortunately it is not the case. Professor is 200 % spot on

[TheEnpee]

Churchill had a grudge against Asians ever since he was taken prisoner by Pashtuns in 1895. He spent about a month in their custody, unharmed, but could not ride a horse for months after his release.

[canadiangoosepicksuphisdro]

Great to hear a different perspective. We've been hearing how India should have gone into Afghanistan with their army when U.S. left and it's one more instance of a hesitant government and a colonial hangover to not go on the front foot but this is incorrect as Prof Nalapat shows. Colin Powell expecting us to employ troops under a British commander is eye-opening as the U.S. is not oblivious or ignorant, they have enough Harvard PhDs in history and politics to know the situation, but it is a reminder that the U.S. has european roots and is a colonial power itself. Their agenda is gross. Apparently, even in West Asia they were trying to dominate India's presence there and it seems that if we had sent troops it would have been a trap. Don't forget the U.S. media would have been silent, or more likely deceitful, in describing our presence if something should happen.
Great point of Afghans not welcoming foreign troops and without the cooperation of the public what on earth can you do? Indian troops might have been more appreciated but no idea really.

[keertishiralkar]

Should India try and sort it's territorial disputes when other countries are also trying to do the same. Either diplomatically or other.

[MAHENDRADALVIGoa]

Thanks for enlightening on Ukraine by Prof Nalapat.

[taranjitsinghghumman]

Very well done Prof Nalapat. Very analytical narration.

[ashokshah]

I congratulate Prof. Nalapat for a vigorous analysis of the Ukraine situation. He forgot to mention how Reagan agree to dissolve NATO with Gorbachov and how it was the then US vice-president George Bush senior who dissuaded him. Please can you post a comment and include the author and the book you mentioned. Thank you 👌👌