Stent: Don't Dismiss Putin's Nuclear Threat

The transcript discusses Germany's hesitance to send Leopard tanks to Ukraine without U.S. involvement, reflecting on its Ostpolitik policy. It highlights Russia's nuclear threats as a tactic to intimidate the West and Ukraine. NATO's internal dynamics, particularly Poland's proactive stance, are explored, along with strategic considerations for Ukraine's defense against a potential Russian offensive.

What was Chancellor Schultz's stance on Germany's military policy after the war began?

How has the Social Democratic Party's view on military involvement in Ukraine been characterized?

What are the implications of the statement made by Dmitri Medvedev regarding nuclear weapons?

In what ways are Poland and the Baltic States influencing Germany's military decisions?

What strategies should Ukraine adopt in preparation for a potential Russian offensive?