In the early morning of February 24th the world woke up to an invasion of Ukraine by Russia. Almost 200,000 Russian forces had been congregated along the Russian—Ukrainian border under the claim of “military training”. For some, it was a signal that an invasion was imminent. Where will it lead the world? All apologies to those who thought the Cold War was over, but here we are. While Russia has the numbers and firepower, the Russian army is being held back by Ukraine. And, while Vladimir Putin watches from the Kremlin, Ukraine President Voldimir Zelensky has taken up arms with his forces, while still communicating with world leaders. The scenes of destruction are devastating for those on the outside. NATO members have been offering assistance in the form of equipment but will not enforce a No-Fly Zone out of fear of escalating the conflict. Our Unpublished Vote question asks: Should NATO put boots on the ground to defend Ukraine? Yes, No or Unsure. You can log on and vote right now at Unpublished.vote and have your voice heard. Guests: Colin Robertson, former Canadian diplomat/Vice President at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute; Elliot Tepper, Senior Fellow Norman Paterson School of International Affairs Jane Boulden, Professor, Department of Political Science, Royal former Canadian diplomat /Vice President at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute @CAGlobalAffairs @DonaldColinRob1Military College

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