Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is more than a year old with little sign of any resolution. Meanwhile, the U.S. has supplied billions of dollars’ worth of military aid and supplies to push the invading Russians back. Many wonder how much more might it take.
Chuck Hagel, who served as the U.S. Secretary of Defense under the Obama administration from 2013 to 2015, will be at the University of Chicago Friday“This illegal massacre and invasion of a sovereign nation by President Putin and the Russians is the most dangerous challenge to the global world order that we built after World War II that we’ve seen,” Hagel said. “That world order was based on law and order, common interests.
Meanwhile, Putin met with Chinese President Xi Jinping earlier this week backing a “peaceful settlement in Ukraine,” without the involvement of Kyiv. “When you look at China and Russia, in many ways they need each other,” Hagel said. “Historically, they’ve never been close, but neither have allies. … These two nations for their own interest are coming together at a time that the world is seeing this, even though Xi is not fully endorsing the invasion of Putin into Ukraine. But that’s the way the world is today.
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