Why is the Bridge Still Standing? September Q&A

Video Summary

In this discussion, the speaker addresses various questions and topics related to Ukraine and Russia. He begins by responding to a question about whether President Zelensky’s Victory Plan includes a formal invitation from NATO for Ukraine to join the military alliance. He states that membership is not necessary in the short term, as Ukraine can conclude a bilateral security treaty with a nuclear power, such as France, the UK, or the US, similar to what the US did with many nations in the 1940s and 1950s to prevent nuclear proliferation.

Jake then addresses a question about why Macron has been silent on Ukraine, suggesting that he is more concerned with domestic issues and focusing on upcoming elections, rather than international affairs. He also discusses the likelihood of the Russian economy collapsing, considering the country’s unsustainable war effort, and the possibility of a military coup, which he believes is also unlikely due to President Putin’s efforts to ensure his own security.

Next, the speaker responds to a question about the fastest way to end the war in Ukraine, suggesting that the US could designate Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, which would lead to economic isolation and potentially collapse the Russian economy. However, he acknowledges that this option is unlikely, as the US would incur economic costs and might not be feasible while Russia still possesses 6,000 nuclear weapons.

Jake also addresses the use of F-16 fighter jets in Ukraine, suggesting that Ukraine may be being conservative with their deployment after losing one jet and investigating the incident. He believes that Ukraine has the capability to bring down the Crimean Bridge using domestically produced jet drones, but notes that this might have unintended consequences, such as Russian retaliation against Ukraine’s grain ships.

The discussion concludes with the speaker mentioning that he will continue to make videos in support of Ukraine, as viewership has increased significantly, and the US election is approaching.


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