Sebastian Junger on Ukraine war | 60 Minutes
In a Nutshell
Sebastian Junger reports from Ukraine that the country continues fighting for survival nearly five years after Russia's invasion. Recent Russian strikes have killed civilians, and President Trump's decision to allow Russia to sell diesel on world markets may prolong the conflict. Trump has also called for replacing Zelensky with someone willing to negotiate with Putin, raising concerns about Ukraine's future and Western security.
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Sebastian Junger has recently returned from Ukraine where he witnessed an entire society fighting for survival. Almost 5 years after Russia invaded, Ukraine refuses to yield. Vladimir Putin is keeping up the pressure on Ukraine.
In recent days, Russian strikes have torn through civilian buses and residential buildings, killing dozens of people.
President Trump might be giving Russia access to even more money to wage its war. With midterms on the horizon, the Iran war unresolved and gas prices sky-high, the president is now allowing Russia to sell diesel on the world market. That means the war may continue with no end in sight.
Donald Trump has even called on Ukraine to replace President Zelensky with someone willing to make a deal with Putin.
The stakes couldn't be higher. Survival for Ukraine and security for the Western world remain at risk. The program will continue watching developments and return next week with another edition of 60 Minutes.
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