Ukraine, Russia & Iran: Trump’s Foreign Policy Under Fire | Napolitano, Ritter & Johnson

Ukraine, Russia & Iran: Trump’s Foreign Policy Under Fire | Napolitano, Ritter & Johnson

What is driving the latest geopolitical tensions between the United States, Russia, Ukraine, and the Middle East? In this intelligence roundtable, Judge Andrew Napolitano joins Larry Johnson, Scott Ritter, and Joe Kent to examine the shifting dynamics of global geopolitics, U.S. foreign policy, and the future of international security.

The discussion explores Volodymyr Zelensky’s strained relationship with Donald Trump, the implications of Ukraine’s military strategy, and the growing debate over continued American military assistance and intelligence sharing with Kyiv. The panel also analyzes a potential shift in U.S. diplomacy toward Russia at the United Nations, raising questions about the divide between Washington and its European allies.

Other key topics include:

• Trump, Zelensky & Ukraine: Political tensions, military strategy, and the future of U.S. support for Kyiv.

• U.S.–Russia Relations: Changing diplomatic signals, European divisions, and the prospects for a new geopolitical order.

• Intelligence Agencies & Foreign Policy: Bureaucratic resistance, executive authority, and the role of U.S. intelligence in the Ukraine conflict.

• Iran & Saudi Arabia: Escalating Middle East tensions and the strategic risks of potential American military strikes.

• Global Energy Crisis: Oil shortages, infrastructure destruction, and the economic consequences of regional conflicts.

Join this in-depth geopolitical analysis as the panel examines the strategic calculations, competing interests, and potential consequences shaping the international order.

Disclaimer: This video presents commentary and analysis from the participants. Their interpretations and claims should be evaluated critically and independently.

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