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Oct 19, 2026
Hanno PevkurGUEST
It's just Russian activities against our freedoms, our people and our societies.
Nina HaaseHOST
The SACE presented the theory of victory here at Warsaw Security Forum.
Nina HaaseHOST
Essentially, so the Supreme Allied Commander for Europe saying what needs to happen militarily for a victory against Russia.
Nina HaaseHOST
How... peacefully, can you sleep now after having heard this theory?
Rory MonaghanHOST
The BBC reported the military strikes were meant to target places that provide revenue streams for Moscow's war machine.
Rory MonaghanHOST
Speaking at the Warsaw Security Forum on Monday, Ukraine's President Zelensky said everyone noticed a drop in Russian bot activity on social media after the strikes.
Rory MonaghanHOST
On X, Reddit, and elsewhere, users in several Western countries reported seeing less right-wing activity in their feeds, from pro-GOP accounts in the U.S. to supporters of Germany's far-right AFD party.
Rory MonaghanHOST
A Czech member of the European Parliament also pointed to claims that online support for the AFD had dropped after the strikes.
Simon ShusterGUEST
Even if you take Trump at his word that this is what Trump is trying to do here on the geopolitical stage.
Ian MastersHOST
So at the recent Warsaw Security Forum, General Keith Kellogg said, quote, I would burn down every one of the goddamn refineries that Russia has today.
Ian MastersHOST
Take them all out.
Ian MastersHOST
It's a military target.
Humphrey HawksleyGUEST
China has got the ability to turn on and off the Ukraine war.
Humphrey HawksleyGUEST
What I think we don't understand here and certainly was not understood that I could work out of the Warsaw Security Forum was the growing voice of What's called the global South which includes China which includes India which includes a whole raft of people that see Ukraine as a as a European war.
Humphrey HawksleyGUEST
It's not their deal, the Ukraine.
Humphrey HawksleyGUEST
And see, the Middle East or the Gaza situation, again, is a sort of European, Middle East melee that they're not involved with.
speaker_1NARRATOR
And we'll be more ready today, more ready tomorrow, and every day after that.
J.J. GreenHOST
He made those comments at the Warsaw Security Forum warning about hybrid attacks.
speaker_1NARRATOR
We stand here together in Poland today, stronger than ever, united in our common vision of a more balanced, more ready, and more lethal alliance.
J.J. GreenHOST
And he was specific and blunt about responding to Russia's hybrid attacks.
David PetraeusSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It doesn't limit them in the front lines.
David PetraeusSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
There was a period, in fact, when I was flying home from the Warsaw Security Forum, when I was receiving texts directly and indirectly from frontline unit commanders saying that they were losing control of their formations.
David PetraeusSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
because at that time it was completely shut down.
David PetraeusSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That is not the case anymore, and that is a big relief for all of them and for all of us who support Ukraine and want to see them prevail in this war against what really is still, at the end of the day, a brutal, unprovoked invasion by the Russian Federation.
Latika BourkeHOST
Hello, welcome back to the podcast.
Latika BourkeHOST
Today's episode comes to you from the Warsaw Security Forum, where I caught up with Hanno Pevka, who was until September, so only last month, Estonia's defence minister.
Latika BourkeHOST
As you know, I'm a big fan of Estonia on this podcast.
Latika BourkeHOST
They are one of the most credible members of NATO, spending not just 3.5% on defence, but 5% on core defence.
Volodymyr ZelenskyySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I mean, this, with all respect to president, by the way, I mean, this, my reaction was very open because I think that we are true partners, and we have to speak each other the truth.
Joanna KakissisCORRESPONDENT
I h- heard and saw your talk at the Warsaw Security Forum, and afterwards, President Trump's former, uh, Ukraine envoy, General Keith Kellogg, he said, and I quote, "I'd burn down every damn oil refinery Russia has today.
Joanna KakissisCORRESPONDENT
I'd take them all out of commission." Is he right, and will you continue striking Russian refineries despite President Trump's, uh, demands to stop?
Volodymyr ZelenskyySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Russia doesn't understand just words.
Terry SchultzCORRESPONDENT
But Zelenskyy also confirmed in the same interview that such threats were made by the US if Ukraine failed to stop attacks on Russian oil refineries, after President Donald Trump announced in a social media post last week what he called an energy ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia.
Terry SchultzCORRESPONDENT
Zelenskyy said such a truce had never been discussed with Ukraine, and told the Warsaw Security Forum that if Russian President Vladimir Putin had agreed to it, he was already breaking it.
Volodymyr ZelenskyySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Immediately after the post, Russia launched a targeted strike on a power plant in Kharkiv, causing further damage to our energy system.
Volodymyr ZelenskyySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It was clear that Putin does not read through social, and his Shahed drones follow a different set of instructions.
Victoria CoatesGUEST
I've had, I've had enough.
Victoria CoatesGUEST
Uh, so I was both in Israel for NatCon Jerusalem, which made the news, and then I was in Warsaw for the Warsaw Security Forum, and got to interview my friend Matt Whitlock, who's our fantastic ambassador to NATO, while in, in Poland.
Victoria CoatesGUEST
And I was in Israel for the October 7th anniversary.
Victoria CoatesGUEST
So we can talk about that.
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