Comments by "" (@tekannon7803) on "Ukraine War: Michael Ryan on Putin's endgame" video.

With respect, Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Europe and NATO, Michael Ryan has the upper hand, a royal flush in knowledge of international affairs compared to me. I am an artist living 2,000 kilometers from Kiev where the war seems to be getting closer by the day. I see things this way: Prime Minister Modi is someone who the world's leaders should be listening to. Modi treats everyone equally on the world stage and he has to stand as a bridge to Russian President Putin for geopolitical reasons. We must not forget that international politics are a no-man's-land where rules are often disregarded. By being able to speak to Putin's ear, India has resolved the tensions with China on its border. This is worth millions of dollars and thousands of lives. Food is next and India has 1.4 billion people to feed and Russian wheat comes in awful handy on that issue. It's a balancing act that Prime Minister Modi has done extremely well and yes; he's playing both sides against each other and coming out smelling like a rose. What comes across most from Modi is his peaceful calm in the growing international storm brewing all around us. This is how the world's leaders should act. Lastly, Prime Minister Johnson's trip to the besieged Ukrainian President Zelensky was worth a thousand tanks. By walking the streets of Kiev, Johnson showed himself to smiling and grateful Ukrainians that Great Britain will not let them down. There are a list of countries now saying the same thing. For my money, Mariupol is the keystone city of the Ukraine. It must not fall and certainly never get into Russian hands or Kiev will be next. It's an opinion.
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