MWI War Council: Conflict Termination & Withdrawal - Lessons for the Future 

I really appreciate the videos, y'all, but the audio quality has to improve; look at other RU-vid channels from other educational institutions for guidance on video audio. Again, thank you for this video !

In the first 12 minutes of this video I am blown away and so impressed with the knowledge and execution of this woman's skill and capability to military strategy and I know individuals like President #45 Would have no f*****G clue What this woman is talking about! And it's fat inflated ego would not inspire him to learn anything that this military strategist is talking about God bless her and we need more like her!

Its over. Look what they have talking. Mind blowing.

2:10 Caroline Rose is the Director of the Strategic Blind Spots Portfolio at the New Lines Institute, where she leads and produces research on the intersection of defense, security, illicit trades, and geopolitical landscapes from Europe to the Middle East and North Africa. Her portfolio at the institute includes two projects: the Project on the Captagon Trade and the Project on Post-Withdrawal Security Landscapes. Previously at the institute, Rose served as the head of the Power Vacuums Program. As of fall 2023, she is also an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Georgetown University’s Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service teaching a graduate course on the nexus of illicit economies, armed conflict, and insecurity.

2:50 Tammy Palacios is a Senior Analyst leading the Priority Sustainable Counterterrorism initiative at the New Lines Institute and 2023-2024 Research Fellow with the Modern War Institute at West Point. Palacios previously served as Program Head for the Nonstate Actors program at the institute, where she worked in the field of violent and nonviolent nonstate actors.  Before joining the New Lines Institute, Palacios served as Project Lead for the MENA Research Team at TTCSP, where she managed two international teams collecting data on think tanks and civil society organizations in the MENA region. Tammy also spent time on the Syria and ISIS portfolios at the Institute for the Study of War, where she focused on Salafi-Jihadist militant groups operating in Syria. She has received accreditations for her business and team management roles and enjoys motivating others.

2:27 Calvin Wilder - Senior Analyst for the Special Initiatives portfolio at the New Lines Institute where he led the Nonstate Actor Accountability project. Prior to joining the institute, Calvin was a Research Assistant at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy’s Program on Arab Politics, where his research focused on economic and humanitarian issues in territories held by non-state actors in Syria. He previously worked as a Research Assistant on the Chicago Project for Security and Threats’ Arabic Propaganda Analysis Team, translating and analyzing Arabic-language propaganda produced by ISIS, al Qaeda, and other extremist groups.

You don't understand deep battle or the concept of fire pockets.

First and foremost, the counteroffensive gambit has failed. While there is still considerable combat strength left in the Ukrainian military, including more than 75% of the NATO-trained and -equipped 60,000-strong cohort Ukraine had assembled in the past eight months, fundamentally flawed assumptions about the quality of the force on which Ukraine and its NATO allies had placed their collective hopes for victory over Russia have been exposed. In short, Ukraine lacks the military capacity to overcome Russian defenses.

what happened back gorilla..

The propaganda spewed from these MIC minions is rather breathtaking. Poor darlings, they try so hard. Were any involved with the strategic withdrawal from the Afghanistan theater? Hahaha.