William Cohen on Hungary Vetoing Aid for Ukraine

The transcript discusses the criticism of President Putin's actions in Ukraine, highlighting the violation of international law and the humanitarian crisis caused by the invasion. It also examines NATO's response, focusing on the reluctance to provide military aid and the need for more aggressive support for Ukraine. Additionally, the transcript addresses concerns about the safety of a nuclear power plant in Ukraine occupied by Russia, emphasizing the global risks and the need for international intervention.

What is the main criticism of President Putin's actions in Ukraine?

• He has improved Ukraine's economy.

• He has been a strong ally to NATO.

• He has respected international law.

• He has violated international law and caused a humanitarian crisis.

What has been NATO's approach to providing military support to Ukraine?

• Direct military intervention with troops on the ground.

• Reluctance and delay in providing certain weapons.

• Immediate and aggressive support.

• Complete withdrawal of support.

What delayed military support did the US eventually provide to Ukraine?

• Biological weapons.

• Nuclear weapons.

• Naval ships.

• F-16 fighter jets and advanced tanks.

What is the main concern regarding the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant?

• It is being used to power Russian military bases.

• It is producing too much energy.

• It is being dismantled by Ukraine.

• It is at risk of a devastating explosion.

What has been the international community's response to the nuclear threat at Zaporizhzhia?

• Immediate military intervention.

• Complete ignorance of the situation.

• Limited response from major countries like China and India.

• Strong condemnation from all countries.