Fault Lines

Ukraine, US at Odds Over Offensive's Lack of Progress

On this episode of Fault Lines, host Jamarl Thomas and Melik Abdul discussed a number of topics from around the globe, including recent news articles about US intelligence confirming the Ukrainian “counter-offensive” lacks progress and how it has been a failure.
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Mark Sleboda - International Relations and Military Analyst
Misty Winston - Radio Host and Political Commentator
Koffi Kouakou - Africa Expert and Analyst
Esteban Carrillo - Journalist and Editor at The Cradle
In the first hour, Fault Lines' show discusses how Washington and Kiev are trading blame over the lack of progress in the overhyped Ukrainian "counter-offensive", with the mainstream media revealing the rift between the regimes. Military analyst Mark Sleboda speaks to Fault Lines about the Kiev regime offensive and the blame game over their lackluster performance on the battlefield.
In the second hour, Fault Lines' team analyzes the former US President Donald Trump’s ever growing list of charges, when Georgia's Fulton County Court introduced a new indictment against the businessman and politician. This, as Joe Biden faces heavy criticism over his lack of response to the Maui wildfires. Radio host Misty Winston joins the show to hit these two topics with Fault Lines.
In the third hour, Fault Lines’ team spoke to Koffi Kouakou about the ECOWAS chiefs’ meeting regarding the military coup in Niger and the BRICS summit kicking off in Johannesburg, South Africa this week.
Later in the final hour, Fault Lines’ show discussed the Ecuadorian elections, amid two recent assassinations that targeted politicians in Quito with journalist Esteban Carrillo.
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