That's not enough, - General Ben Hodges

Ben Hodges, a retired U.S. Army general who served as commander of the U.S. Army in Europe and is now the Pershing Chair in Strategic Studies at the Center for European Policy Analysis, on UKRLIFE with Lyudmila Nemyrya discussed several levels of war, the nature of the Kursk operation, and the slow Russian advance toward Pokrovsk.

- what is strategic for Ukraine right now?
- three levels of war
- U.S. strategic goal
- key to Ukraine's victory
- it's not a question of economic strength
- Kursk region - what's next
- on the possibility of a breakthrough by the Russian army in Donbass

[cappuccino]

Дякую. Чудове інтерв'ю. Попрактикував синхронний переклад.

[galinapelyak]

Glad that your interview is in English for a wider audience. ❤

[irynalawrin]

Thank you very much general for your support ❤️and expertise .

[Lila-vkni]

🎉Нарешті хтось почав викладати оригінали без перекладу! Дякую!

[angies.]

Very instructive, as far as defining the terms of warfare and geopolitics. It’s good to hear Ben Hodges emphasizing that any objective of the US, (as well as NATO and the EU) cannot be realized without the full commitment to a Ukraine victory, something which necessarily includes the defeat of Putin. Any outcome other than this will result in the spread of war in Europe, which would inevitably lead to a full-scale war.

[bogdannesvit]

Thank you General for saying truth about the russian war against Ukraine (
Unfortunately our partners and USA particularly don’t want us to win and it’s a pity to hear such news 😢
We appreciate your efforts to help us and to push your government forward needed decisions, thank you for your support and we appreciate you as our friend!

[igorgrigorovich]

Hi Liudmyla, Congratulations on interviewing an English-speaking guest! Great Job! Cheers - Gosh

[MariaElizabethRezende-lr]

General Ben Hodges entende muito de logísticas e extrategias sobre guerra. Ele viveu 40 % da sua dedicando a sua Patria seu Povo e a Europa 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇦🇺🇦🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🙏 Deus abençoe Ben Hodges 🇺🇲 ❤

[andriyvasilchenko]

Good to see interview as is without incorrect translation.

[MariaElizabethRezende-lr]

No words to talk about this Hero, a lot of precision in conducting an interview with maestría. A true incyclopedia in what it does. I love you in your profession that you that performs 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇧🇷🇧🇷

[olenamulyk]

Вчимо мову! Пан генерал говорив спеціально повільно і простими реченнями ❤

[kevinclarke]

The opening moments of this discussion are impressive and important in how we organize our lives. The aspects Ben describes are fundamental to how we go about things, and are not necessarily related to military objectives. 😊

[Dimoka.]

Unbelievable! Miss Ludmila can embarrass General Hodges. My respects Mr. Hodges, your speech sounded sincere.

[Carlee]

Gen Ben hodges I'm a fan of your Twitter.

[gbeverstx]

I wish Ben Hodges were President of the United States.

[viciv]

Выжимки из интервью: для Украины стратегически важно восстановить экономику после войны. Для Америки - не дать повода России применить ядерное оружие.
Задержка поставок и недостаточное производство вооружений - это плохо.
Путин прекратит войну, когда поймет, что у него нет шансов выиграть. А поймет он это, когда увидит, что страны запада не отступят и будут идти до конца.
Еще Курская операция - это правильно, что от Авдеевки до Покровска в районе 60 км, а Покровск еще не взят. Если его и возьмут, то ничего стратегически опасного не случится.

[isedpscM]

Людмила, спросите в следующий раз почему американская аналитика всегда ошибается? ( Афганистан и Украина - яркий пример).
И при этом они продолжают придерживаться их мнения( рент и т.д )

Бен Ходжес - всегда интересно. Спасибо!

[cfu-gv]

Настоящий американский дженераль! Вот, смотрю и понимаю, что все мы одинаковые, что российские дженерали, что украинские, что американские! Миру-мир! Пусть сдохнет царство тьмы!

[michaeldelisieux]

It smells a lot like the Sudetos thing. Biden Chamberlain.

[weikang]

These two look like Russian couple. Ben is on the sofa having sweat dreams of the seven sees. And Ludmila nagging him, Go out and fight.