Day 1,537
Today, as the final day draws to a close of the ceasefire supposedly brokered by the US to see Russia’s Victory Day parade on Saturday pass unscathed, we ask: what happened to the supposed prisoner swap that had been part of the deal? Plus Brussels Correspondent Joe Barnes asks Estonia’s PM and a Ukrainian defence analyst what the weekend’s events - or lack thereof - tells us about the state of the war. And we also hear updates on the work of the Come Back Alive charity, the organisation securing battle-winning technology for Ukraine, and a firm favourite of this podcast’s creator, David Knowles.
Contributors:
Dom Nicholls (Host on Ukraine: The Latest). @DomNicholls on X.
Joe Barnes (The Telegraph's Brussels Correspondent) @Barnes_Joe on X
Mykola Bielieskov (Defence Analyst) @MBielieskov on X
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HIGHLIGHTS:
- EU dismisses 'sham' offer for Putin’s 'buddy' to be mediator in Ukraine peace talks
- With no tanks or missiles on parade, Putin claims 'this matter is coming to an end'
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