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Will Vladimir Putin ever give up his ambitions to conquer Ukraine?

Jun 29, 2023 | 8:27 AM

University of Illinois International Relations Professor Nicholas Grossman joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss if the Wagner mutiny shows cracks within Russia, the current relationship between China and Russia, and when Vladimir Putin will give up his ambitions to conquer Ukraine.