EXCERPT:
KASPAROV: “By the way, he hasn’t said 'nuclear.' So, it's a fantasy of those who are trying to pretend that, you know, the hypothetical threat of nuclear attack could make us slow down the supply of weapons to Ukraine. Putin talked about different kinds of war, but he never, never mentioned nuclear in the speech, I listened in Russian original. So it's why -- again, be sure that Putin keeps playing the same card. He’s bluffing. It always worked. And now he could sense there’s still a weakness on the side of his counterpart. I’m not talking about Ukrainians, who are resilient, who are fighting heroically, but look at America and Europe. There’s still disagreement about the strategic goal of this war. We still have senior members of this administration talking about negotiated outcome. They’re trying to push this false narrative that every war ends up at the negotiating table. Nothing could be further from the truth. World War II, the war on the values, has not ended on the negotiating table. American Civil War has not ended on the negotiating table. Because when you fight for principles, there’s nothing to negotiate.”