Rudyard Griffiths

It's not creating a cause for a restart of a full war

This looks dangerous to me, Andrew.

It looks like there's characteristics here that could suggest that this might be a long, drawn-out conflict with the president equally uninterested in bringing it to some kind of crisis or culmination because of his own difficulties around the midterm elections.

Yeah, well said.

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