by John Mearsheimer says that the Ukraine should jettison the US, unless they want their country wrecked. 'Rights' are all very nice, says Mearsheimer, but you need to be realistic if you want to save your country. In this video on Russia Ukraine War, John J. Mearsheimer explains what should Ukraine do realistically. He also gives his view that whether economic sanctions on Russia by the West will cause Russia to back down or not. He also explains that the issue of human rights and law in the light of international relations and how great power politics works in reality[embedded content]https://youtu.be/bkC9mZgaLDI
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John Mearsheimer says that the Ukraine should jettison the US, unless they want their country wrecked. 'Rights' are all very nice, says Mearsheimer, but you need to be realistic if you want to save your country.
In this video on Russia Ukraine War, John J. Mearsheimer explains what should Ukraine do realistically. He also gives his view that whether economic sanctions on Russia by the West will cause Russia to back down or not. He also explains that the issue of human rights and law in the light of international relations and how great power politics works in reality