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It’s not every day that an interview is interrupted by a Russian missile strike, but I guess I couldn’t have asked for a better illustration of the point I was trying to make. The Biden administration has shown little boldness in its dealings with countries helping Russia re-arm.

Simon Ostrovsky

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Simon Ostrovsky1 year ago

One man, Rustam Muminov, controls 85% of Uzbekistan’s exports of a key chemical in Russia’s gun powder supply chain. We’re publishing photos of him for the first time in our @newshour investigation into nitrocellulose. So far neither he nor his companies have been sanctioned.

Simon Ostrovsky1 year ago

Watch the full story here to find out how Russia and the US vie for influence in Central Asia, a region that is becoming essential to Russia’s ability to wage war.

Paul1 year ago

@Kasparov63 This is what happens when you deal with russia like a weakling. Thinking, oh well, I know hes been rampaging for 20 years, but we don't want to escalate 🇷🇺. Yah, lets leave this to someone else to stop him. That won't be 🇺🇸 new czar. Hes an ally of russia. Great strategy. 😖🤢🤮

Little nepotiz1 year ago

Wow so it looks like “бавовна” is more appropriate than we thought

Lima1 year ago

Simon, remember Russian Roulette? Holy crap. I used it as a bit of a reference in a presentation I gave about 3 years prior to the full scale invasion of Ukraine.

Mammoth Nation1 year ago

Joe Biden said the quiet part out loud: they want to lock Trump up and throw away the key.

💨💧Diogenes1 year ago

@JayinKyiv Ineffective sanctions are shameful @SecBlinken @JoeBiden @SecGenNATO Why can’t you be effective?

LUC-Etobicoke1 year ago

God Bless You Simon

shell sheddy1 year ago

Betcha Trump isn't interested in any offset to #WarCriminalPutin... Why are you foolishly on Biden, who is a major supporter of Ukraine, the Ukrainian people, their existence & Democracy?

Regina1 year ago

Thank you @NewsHour for continuing to keep ruZZian atrocities in the news. People must understand why it is in our security interest to help Ukraine win. Our internationally agreed upon rules survive or are defeated in Ukraine.

Karen Lynch1 year ago

While I think you’re wrong about Biden (and Drumpf will be so very much worse), this was interesting. Joe Biden is not the problem.

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