*The full ad-free edition of this podcast episode is available to Paid Subscribers on Substack (also on Spotify via Substack integration); or on Apple Subscriptions/Supercast for $4.99 a month/$49.99 a year. The full FREE audio edition (with ads) is available on Spreaker or ANY podcast player. You can watch the full FREE video version via any of the links below. Analyst Gordon Hahn discusses the worsening conflict in Ukraine, noting that Ukrainian forces face critical supply and territorial shortages ahead of winter. Hahn looks at how Western nations are considering escalatory actions, such as expanding nuclear umbrellas and increasing military production, while simultaneously facing domestic economic strains and public resistance. The conversation explores how regional tensions in Eastern Europe and the Middle East risk intertwining, potentially pushing the international community toward a broader global confrontation. Additionally, Hahn highlights the growing political influence of the Azov movement within Ukraine’s military leadership and examines how the broader multipolar world order is fracturing into competing regional unions. Listen/Download on Spreaker Watch on BitChute / Brighteon / Odysee / Rumble / YouTube *Support Geopolitics & Empire!Become a Member Donate https://geopoliticsandempire.com/donations **Listen Ad-Free for $4.99 a Month or $49.99 a Year!Apple Subscriptions
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