"Odessa is not just another city, it's Ukraine's last viable deep water port."
Col Doug Macgregor: In this in-depth 27-minute analysis, Colonel Douglas Macgregor breaks down one of the most consequential strategic shifts of the Ukraine war: Russia’s opening of the Odessa Corridor and what it means for NATO, global security, and the balance of power in the Black Sea.
This is not surface-level commentary. This video examines the military, economic, and geopolitical implications of Russia’s control over critical Black Sea access points, revealing why Odessa is far more than just a city—and why this development represents a profound challenge to NATO’s long-term strategy.
Using a strategic-realist framework, this analysis explains how maritime dominance, logistics warfare, industrial capacity, and geography are reshaping the conflict. From NATO’s deterrence failures to global food security risks, this video connects the battlefield to the broader world order now taking shape.
If you want to understand what the headlines miss, why Western narratives are shifting, and how this moment could redefine European security for decades, this is essential viewing.
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