1134: Ukraine 2025 | Out of the Loop
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Today a little update on the Ukraine war. We're talking about drones and drone warfare, electronic warfare, jamming, intelligence sharing. Should we stop intelligence sharing? Did we stop intelligence sharing? Should we stop supplying weapons? Did we stop supplying weapons? All these confusing news items that seem to change every five minutes. We do a little update on that, and what that means for the Ukraine conflict. We also discuss whether Europe should arm up, how they can arm up, can they arm up at all, and what it will mean for the future of this conflict. Thanks for coming back on, man. I had a a slight lull in the angry emails about your episode, so I decided to have you come back on the show. Ha ha I think I'm a six timer now.
Yeah, you might be the number one uh in terms of frequency. Not in terms of quality, in terms of frequency. Guest on the show. I am honored.
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