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Ian Bremmer: Putin Past the Point of No Return
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March 25, 2022

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The West is already at war with Russia.

NATO boots may not be on the ground, but the US and its allies are helping Ukraine with arms and cash, and by upping the pressure on Moscow with tough sanctions. Vladimir Putin knows this, but he’s fighting a 20th-century war in 2022 — and losing on global PR and social media.

On this episode of GZERO World, Ian Bremmer talks to former Finnish PM Alexander Stubb, who believes Putin has backed himself into a corner and won’t back down on Ukraine.

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