Victory in Ukraine remains a fond wish for the US and its NATO allies, observes columnist Bill Moloney, but he warns it’s becoming ever less likely in light of military history and facts on the ground.
As America’s proxy war against Russia in Ukraine enters its second year, columnist Bill Moloney wonders if it will take another national humiliation on the scale of Vietnam to remind us what “national interest” really means.
The United States must resist groupthink about Putin’s war aims in Ukraine and beyond, warns columnist Bill Moloney, lest panicky assumptions plunge us into an unnecessary World War III.
The US defeat in Afghanistan dramatizes a shameful contrast between America’s failed military and political elites and our valiant, unbowed fighting forces—and foreshadows, absent a stern reckoning, worse to come, warns columnist Bill Moloney.