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Former CIA and Pentagon chief of staff Jeremy Bash joins Weekend TODAY to discuss the possibility of Russian forces overwhelming Ukraine. He also talks about how long NATO can stay out of the conflict and the unlikely odds of implementing a no-fly zone. “Direct war could lead to WWIII,” he said, though there’s still room for hope: The West can wage “indirect war” by sending aid to Ukraine. March 6, 2022
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