(un)Safe Country
(un)Safe Country

(Un)Safe Country is a joint podcast of the Centre for Defence Strategies, Media Centre Ukraine and Ukrayinska Pravda. The host of the podcast, Alina Frolova, is a diplomat with a degree in geopolitics. She worked as a Deputy Minister of Defence. She coordinated cooperation with partners and NATO. She was involved in reforms in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

She was responsible for the security of the Black Sea and took an active part in the establishment of the Crimea Platform. She is currently one of the leaders of the Centre for Defence Strategies. In the podcast, she will invite interesting interlocutors, military and civilian, experts and volunteers, Ukrainian and foreign, with whom she will discuss security issues and how to bring victory in the war with Russia closer.

Michael Kofman: Worst-case scenario didn't come true, but in 2025 Ukraine is in a difficult situation
Michael Kofman: "Worst-case scenario didn't come true, but in 2025 Ukraine is in a difficult situation"
Ambassador Herbst: Russians believe Trump can impose peace on Ukraine in favour of Putin
Ambassador Herbst: "Russians believe Trump can impose peace on Ukraine in favour of Putin"
George Scutaru: Sandu's victory did not end Russia's attempts to destabilize Moldova
George Scutaru: "Sandu's victory did not end Russia's attempts to destabilize Moldova"
William Taylor: The US does not see the events in Ukraine as a prelude to World War III
William Taylor: "The US does not see the events in Ukraine as a prelude to World War III"
Givi Chanukvadze: In Georgia, we have never seen so many people ready to openly say 'no' to Russia
Givi Chanukvadze: "In Georgia, we have never seen so many people ready to openly say 'no' to Russia"
Swedish general Dennis Gyllensporre: I don't think NATO countries want to be seen as a part of the conflict
Swedish general Dennis Gyllensporre: "I don't think NATO countries want to be seen as a part of the conflict"
Christine Dugoin-Clément: We know that Russia is always dancing on the red lines
Christine Dugoin-Clément: We know that Russia is always dancing on the red lines
Michael Kofman: Russia has probably lost a generation of officers in this war, at least
Michael Kofman: Russia has probably lost a generation of officers in this war, at least
Ben Hodges: Ukraine probably is going to continue to bleed Russian forces and the Russians are not gaining anything
Ben Hodges: "Ukraine probably is going to continue to bleed Russian forces and the Russians are not gaining anything"
Jakub Janovsky: If either side tomorrow got air superiority, the battlefield would look very different
Jakub Janovsky: If either side tomorrow got air superiority, the battlefield would look very different
Pekka Kallioniemi: Elon Musk can be classified as a vatnik
Pekka Kallioniemi: Elon Musk can be classified as a "vatnik"
Andrzej Falkowski: Ukraine ranks 15th in the world in terms of military power
Andrzej Falkowski: "Ukraine ranks 15th in the world in terms of military power"

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