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Ukraine Is Running Out of People to Fight Russia: Analyst Jeffrey Sachs
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November 2, 2023

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Jeffrey Sachs is director of the Center for Sustainable Development at Columbia University and president of the United Nations nonprofit Sustainable Development Solutions Network.

He says Ukraine should negotiate an end to the war with Russia instead of delusionally continuing to fight.

“The Ukrainians really are running out of people,” Sachs said in an appearance on Andrew Napolitano’s Judging Freedom podcast. “Not just out of artillery. Out of people because hundreds of thousands have died. And maybe a hundred thousand since June. Since this U.S. pushed counteroffensive — for nothing.”

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