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presidential election. "War is an uncertain endeavor," retired Army Lt. Gen. Stephen Twitty, former deputy commander of the U.S. European Command, told CNBC. "Russia can win the war, or the Ukrainians can win the war. And, as you're seeing things now, if you really think about it, what has been achieved this year? Very little has been achieved by Russia, and you can say the same thing for the Ukrainians," he said.
Ukrainian servicemen take part in a military training exercise not far from front line in the Donetsk region on June 8, 2023. Anatolii Stepanov | Afp | Getty Images
"We're in this situation now where if there's not a clear winner, there's going to be a stalemate, and there's going to be, perhaps, a future frozen conflict. What can tilt the balance, in my view, is if the Ukrainians are not resupplied and they're not re-funded and they don't get the equipment and people that they need. |
30001 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
European Command, told CNBC. "Russia can win the war, or the Ukrainians can win the war. And, as you're seeing things now, if you really think about it, what has been achieved this year? Very little has been achieved by Russia, and you can say the same thing for the Ukrainians," he said.
Ukrainian servicemen take part in a military training exercise not far from front line in the Donetsk region on June 8, 2023. Anatolii Stepanov | Afp | Getty Images
"We're in this situation now where if there's not a clear winner, there's going to be a stalemate, and there's going to be, perhaps, a future frozen conflict. What can tilt the balance, in my view, is if the Ukrainians are not resupplied and they're not re-funded and they don't get the equipment and people that they need. Then this war could tilt to the Russians," Twitty noted. |
30002 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
And, as you're seeing things now, if you really think about it, what has been achieved this year? Very little has been achieved by Russia, and you can say the same thing for the Ukrainians," he said.
Ukrainian servicemen take part in a military training exercise not far from front line in the Donetsk region on June 8, 2023. Anatolii Stepanov | Afp | Getty Images
"We're in this situation now where if there's not a clear winner, there's going to be a stalemate, and there's going to be, perhaps, a future frozen conflict. What can tilt the balance, in my view, is if the Ukrainians are not resupplied and they're not re-funded and they don't get the equipment and people that they need. Then this war could tilt to the Russians," Twitty noted.
Expectations not met
A year ago, Ukraine's international military support was solid with NATO pledging to support Kyiv for "as long as it takes" as it defended itself against Russia's invasion launched in February 2022. |
30003 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
Ukrainian servicemen take part in a military training exercise not far from front line in the Donetsk region on June 8, 2023. Anatolii Stepanov | Afp | Getty Images
"We're in this situation now where if there's not a clear winner, there's going to be a stalemate, and there's going to be, perhaps, a future frozen conflict. What can tilt the balance, in my view, is if the Ukrainians are not resupplied and they're not re-funded and they don't get the equipment and people that they need. Then this war could tilt to the Russians," Twitty noted.
Expectations not met
A year ago, Ukraine's international military support was solid with NATO pledging to support Kyiv for "as long as it takes" as it defended itself against Russia's invasion launched in February 2022. Over the summer, however, the challenge facing Ukraine's forces was glaringly obvious as they struggled to break through heavily fortified Russian positions and lines of defenses along a swathe of the 600-mile-long front line across the southern and east of the country. |
30004 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
What can tilt the balance, in my view, is if the Ukrainians are not resupplied and they're not re-funded and they don't get the equipment and people that they need. Then this war could tilt to the Russians," Twitty noted.
Expectations not met
A year ago, Ukraine's international military support was solid with NATO pledging to support Kyiv for "as long as it takes" as it defended itself against Russia's invasion launched in February 2022. Over the summer, however, the challenge facing Ukraine's forces was glaringly obvious as they struggled to break through heavily fortified Russian positions and lines of defenses along a swathe of the 600-mile-long front line across the southern and east of the country. After liberating a handful of villages in the summer, Ukrainian and Russian forces have been caught in largely attritional battles, with neither side making significant gains. |
30005 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
What can tilt the balance, in my view, is if the Ukrainians are not resupplied and they're not re-funded and they don't get the equipment and people that they need. Then this war could tilt to the Russians," Twitty noted.
Expectations not met
A year ago, Ukraine's international military support was solid with NATO pledging to support Kyiv for "as long as it takes" as it defended itself against Russia's invasion launched in February 2022. Over the summer, however, the challenge facing Ukraine's forces was glaringly obvious as they struggled to break through heavily fortified Russian positions and lines of defenses along a swathe of the 600-mile-long front line across the southern and east of the country. After liberating a handful of villages in the summer, Ukrainian and Russian forces have been caught in largely attritional battles, with neither side making significant gains. Ukrainian military officials have conceded that hopes and expectations of a great breakthrough in the counteroffensive were not met. |
30006 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
Then this war could tilt to the Russians," Twitty noted.
Expectations not met
A year ago, Ukraine's international military support was solid with NATO pledging to support Kyiv for "as long as it takes" as it defended itself against Russia's invasion launched in February 2022. Over the summer, however, the challenge facing Ukraine's forces was glaringly obvious as they struggled to break through heavily fortified Russian positions and lines of defenses along a swathe of the 600-mile-long front line across the southern and east of the country. After liberating a handful of villages in the summer, Ukrainian and Russian forces have been caught in largely attritional battles, with neither side making significant gains. Ukrainian military officials have conceded that hopes and expectations of a great breakthrough in the counteroffensive were not met. Still, Ukraine's leadership says that steep losses have been inflicted on Russian forces and that its forces have made vital progress in other areas such as the Black Sea with Ukraine's audacious attacks on Russian bases and assets in Crimea this summer prompting the Russian navy to withdraw a number of warships from Sevastopol, handing Kyiv a victory in the battle of the Black Sea. |
30007 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
Over the summer, however, the challenge facing Ukraine's forces was glaringly obvious as they struggled to break through heavily fortified Russian positions and lines of defenses along a swathe of the 600-mile-long front line across the southern and east of the country. After liberating a handful of villages in the summer, Ukrainian and Russian forces have been caught in largely attritional battles, with neither side making significant gains. Ukrainian military officials have conceded that hopes and expectations of a great breakthrough in the counteroffensive were not met. Still, Ukraine's leadership says that steep losses have been inflicted on Russian forces and that its forces have made vital progress in other areas such as the Black Sea with Ukraine's audacious attacks on Russian bases and assets in Crimea this summer prompting the Russian navy to withdraw a number of warships from Sevastopol, handing Kyiv a victory in the battle of the Black Sea.
Panorama of the city from a bird's-eye view, shot on a drone, covered with snow on December 7, 2023 in Avdiivka, Ukraine. |
30008 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
After liberating a handful of villages in the summer, Ukrainian and Russian forces have been caught in largely attritional battles, with neither side making significant gains. Ukrainian military officials have conceded that hopes and expectations of a great breakthrough in the counteroffensive were not met. Still, Ukraine's leadership says that steep losses have been inflicted on Russian forces and that its forces have made vital progress in other areas such as the Black Sea with Ukraine's audacious attacks on Russian bases and assets in Crimea this summer prompting the Russian navy to withdraw a number of warships from Sevastopol, handing Kyiv a victory in the battle of the Black Sea.
Panorama of the city from a bird's-eye view, shot on a drone, covered with snow on December 7, 2023 in Avdiivka, Ukraine. Libkos | Getty Images
Weather conditions are deteriorating in Ukraine, with mud, freezing rain, snow and ice making offensive and reconnaissance operations challenging. |
30009 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
Ukrainian military officials have conceded that hopes and expectations of a great breakthrough in the counteroffensive were not met. Still, Ukraine's leadership says that steep losses have been inflicted on Russian forces and that its forces have made vital progress in other areas such as the Black Sea with Ukraine's audacious attacks on Russian bases and assets in Crimea this summer prompting the Russian navy to withdraw a number of warships from Sevastopol, handing Kyiv a victory in the battle of the Black Sea.
Panorama of the city from a bird's-eye view, shot on a drone, covered with snow on December 7, 2023 in Avdiivka, Ukraine. Libkos | Getty Images
Weather conditions are deteriorating in Ukraine, with mud, freezing rain, snow and ice making offensive and reconnaissance operations challenging. Intense fighting continues nonetheless, and particularly around Bakhmut and Avdiivka in eastern Ukraine where Russian forces are conducting offensive operations and have made some recent, confirmed advances. |
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Still, Ukraine's leadership says that steep losses have been inflicted on Russian forces and that its forces have made vital progress in other areas such as the Black Sea with Ukraine's audacious attacks on Russian bases and assets in Crimea this summer prompting the Russian navy to withdraw a number of warships from Sevastopol, handing Kyiv a victory in the battle of the Black Sea.
Panorama of the city from a bird's-eye view, shot on a drone, covered with snow on December 7, 2023 in Avdiivka, Ukraine. Libkos | Getty Images
Weather conditions are deteriorating in Ukraine, with mud, freezing rain, snow and ice making offensive and reconnaissance operations challenging. Intense fighting continues nonetheless, and particularly around Bakhmut and Avdiivka in eastern Ukraine where Russian forces are conducting offensive operations and have made some recent, confirmed advances. Analysts at the Institute for the Study of War noted last week that Russian forces have likely committed to offensive operations in multiple sectors of the front, during a period of the most challenging weather of the fall-winter season, "in an effort to seize and retain the initiative" before the Russian presidential elections in March 2024. |
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Panorama of the city from a bird's-eye view, shot on a drone, covered with snow on December 7, 2023 in Avdiivka, Ukraine. Libkos | Getty Images
Weather conditions are deteriorating in Ukraine, with mud, freezing rain, snow and ice making offensive and reconnaissance operations challenging. Intense fighting continues nonetheless, and particularly around Bakhmut and Avdiivka in eastern Ukraine where Russian forces are conducting offensive operations and have made some recent, confirmed advances. Analysts at the Institute for the Study of War noted last week that Russian forces have likely committed to offensive operations in multiple sectors of the front, during a period of the most challenging weather of the fall-winter season, "in an effort to seize and retain the initiative" before the Russian presidential elections in March 2024. In the meantime, the ISW noted in an analysis, "Ukrainian forces establish and consolidate defensive positions to conserve manpower and resources for future offensive efforts." |
30012 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
Libkos | Getty Images
Weather conditions are deteriorating in Ukraine, with mud, freezing rain, snow and ice making offensive and reconnaissance operations challenging. Intense fighting continues nonetheless, and particularly around Bakhmut and Avdiivka in eastern Ukraine where Russian forces are conducting offensive operations and have made some recent, confirmed advances. Analysts at the Institute for the Study of War noted last week that Russian forces have likely committed to offensive operations in multiple sectors of the front, during a period of the most challenging weather of the fall-winter season, "in an effort to seize and retain the initiative" before the Russian presidential elections in March 2024. In the meantime, the ISW noted in an analysis, "Ukrainian forces establish and consolidate defensive positions to conserve manpower and resources for future offensive efforts." Ukrainian forces have adopted a more defensive stance as circumstances dictate; a senior army general warned last week that front-line Ukrainian troops face artillery shortages and have scaled back some military operations because of a shortfall of foreign assistance. |
30013 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
Intense fighting continues nonetheless, and particularly around Bakhmut and Avdiivka in eastern Ukraine where Russian forces are conducting offensive operations and have made some recent, confirmed advances. Analysts at the Institute for the Study of War noted last week that Russian forces have likely committed to offensive operations in multiple sectors of the front, during a period of the most challenging weather of the fall-winter season, "in an effort to seize and retain the initiative" before the Russian presidential elections in March 2024. In the meantime, the ISW noted in an analysis, "Ukrainian forces establish and consolidate defensive positions to conserve manpower and resources for future offensive efforts." Ukrainian forces have adopted a more defensive stance as circumstances dictate; a senior army general warned last week that front-line Ukrainian troops face artillery shortages and have scaled back some military operations because of a shortfall of foreign assistance.
Aid and politics
Another year of war in Europe has undoubtedly drained Western military resources and the political appetite to maintain massive amounts of military aid for Ukraine. |
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Analysts at the Institute for the Study of War noted last week that Russian forces have likely committed to offensive operations in multiple sectors of the front, during a period of the most challenging weather of the fall-winter season, "in an effort to seize and retain the initiative" before the Russian presidential elections in March 2024. In the meantime, the ISW noted in an analysis, "Ukrainian forces establish and consolidate defensive positions to conserve manpower and resources for future offensive efforts." Ukrainian forces have adopted a more defensive stance as circumstances dictate; a senior army general warned last week that front-line Ukrainian troops face artillery shortages and have scaled back some military operations because of a shortfall of foreign assistance.
Aid and politics
Another year of war in Europe has undoubtedly drained Western military resources and the political appetite to maintain massive amounts of military aid for Ukraine. Ongoing funding for Ukraine is far from secure in 2024 given the fact that the U.S. |
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Analysts at the Institute for the Study of War noted last week that Russian forces have likely committed to offensive operations in multiple sectors of the front, during a period of the most challenging weather of the fall-winter season, "in an effort to seize and retain the initiative" before the Russian presidential elections in March 2024. In the meantime, the ISW noted in an analysis, "Ukrainian forces establish and consolidate defensive positions to conserve manpower and resources for future offensive efforts." Ukrainian forces have adopted a more defensive stance as circumstances dictate; a senior army general warned last week that front-line Ukrainian troops face artillery shortages and have scaled back some military operations because of a shortfall of foreign assistance.
Aid and politics
Another year of war in Europe has undoubtedly drained Western military resources and the political appetite to maintain massive amounts of military aid for Ukraine. Ongoing funding for Ukraine is far from secure in 2024 given the fact that the U.S. presidential election could herald a seismic change in the attitude toward and support for Kyiv. |
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In the meantime, the ISW noted in an analysis, "Ukrainian forces establish and consolidate defensive positions to conserve manpower and resources for future offensive efforts." Ukrainian forces have adopted a more defensive stance as circumstances dictate; a senior army general warned last week that front-line Ukrainian troops face artillery shortages and have scaled back some military operations because of a shortfall of foreign assistance.
Aid and politics
Another year of war in Europe has undoubtedly drained Western military resources and the political appetite to maintain massive amounts of military aid for Ukraine. Ongoing funding for Ukraine is far from secure in 2024 given the fact that the U.S. presidential election could herald a seismic change in the attitude toward and support for Kyiv. Specifically, all eyes are on former U.S. President Donald Trump, the Republican front-runner, who cultivated close relations with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin during his presidency. |
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In the meantime, the ISW noted in an analysis, "Ukrainian forces establish and consolidate defensive positions to conserve manpower and resources for future offensive efforts." Ukrainian forces have adopted a more defensive stance as circumstances dictate; a senior army general warned last week that front-line Ukrainian troops face artillery shortages and have scaled back some military operations because of a shortfall of foreign assistance.
Aid and politics
Another year of war in Europe has undoubtedly drained Western military resources and the political appetite to maintain massive amounts of military aid for Ukraine. Ongoing funding for Ukraine is far from secure in 2024 given the fact that the U.S. presidential election could herald a seismic change in the attitude toward and support for Kyiv. Specifically, all eyes are on former U.S. President Donald Trump, the Republican front-runner, who cultivated close relations with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin during his presidency. There are concerns that, given Trump's previous good relations with Moscow and "America First" policy, aid for Ukraine could be shelved rapidly. |
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Ukrainian forces have adopted a more defensive stance as circumstances dictate; a senior army general warned last week that front-line Ukrainian troops face artillery shortages and have scaled back some military operations because of a shortfall of foreign assistance.
Aid and politics
Another year of war in Europe has undoubtedly drained Western military resources and the political appetite to maintain massive amounts of military aid for Ukraine. Ongoing funding for Ukraine is far from secure in 2024 given the fact that the U.S. presidential election could herald a seismic change in the attitude toward and support for Kyiv. Specifically, all eyes are on former U.S. President Donald Trump, the Republican front-runner, who cultivated close relations with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin during his presidency. There are concerns that, given Trump's previous good relations with Moscow and "America First" policy, aid for Ukraine could be shelved rapidly. Defense analysts agree that much of the outlook for Ukraine is dependent on the outcome of the U.S. |
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Aid and politics
Another year of war in Europe has undoubtedly drained Western military resources and the political appetite to maintain massive amounts of military aid for Ukraine. Ongoing funding for Ukraine is far from secure in 2024 given the fact that the U.S. presidential election could herald a seismic change in the attitude toward and support for Kyiv. Specifically, all eyes are on former U.S. President Donald Trump, the Republican front-runner, who cultivated close relations with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin during his presidency. There are concerns that, given Trump's previous good relations with Moscow and "America First" policy, aid for Ukraine could be shelved rapidly. Defense analysts agree that much of the outlook for Ukraine is dependent on the outcome of the U.S. vote. "I think it's important to understand the extent to which Ukraine is reliant on the U.S. right now, because it's quite significantly more reliant on the U.S. |
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Aid and politics
Another year of war in Europe has undoubtedly drained Western military resources and the political appetite to maintain massive amounts of military aid for Ukraine. Ongoing funding for Ukraine is far from secure in 2024 given the fact that the U.S. presidential election could herald a seismic change in the attitude toward and support for Kyiv. Specifically, all eyes are on former U.S. President Donald Trump, the Republican front-runner, who cultivated close relations with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin during his presidency. There are concerns that, given Trump's previous good relations with Moscow and "America First" policy, aid for Ukraine could be shelved rapidly. Defense analysts agree that much of the outlook for Ukraine is dependent on the outcome of the U.S. vote. "I think it's important to understand the extent to which Ukraine is reliant on the U.S. right now, because it's quite significantly more reliant on the U.S. than it is on the EU," Sam Cranny-Evans, defense analyst at the Royal United Services Institute defense think tank, told CNBC. |
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Ongoing funding for Ukraine is far from secure in 2024 given the fact that the U.S. presidential election could herald a seismic change in the attitude toward and support for Kyiv. Specifically, all eyes are on former U.S. President Donald Trump, the Republican front-runner, who cultivated close relations with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin during his presidency. There are concerns that, given Trump's previous good relations with Moscow and "America First" policy, aid for Ukraine could be shelved rapidly. Defense analysts agree that much of the outlook for Ukraine is dependent on the outcome of the U.S. vote. "I think it's important to understand the extent to which Ukraine is reliant on the U.S. right now, because it's quite significantly more reliant on the U.S. than it is on the EU," Sam Cranny-Evans, defense analyst at the Royal United Services Institute defense think tank, told CNBC. "If the U.S. |
30022 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
presidential election could herald a seismic change in the attitude toward and support for Kyiv. Specifically, all eyes are on former U.S. President Donald Trump, the Republican front-runner, who cultivated close relations with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin during his presidency. There are concerns that, given Trump's previous good relations with Moscow and "America First" policy, aid for Ukraine could be shelved rapidly. Defense analysts agree that much of the outlook for Ukraine is dependent on the outcome of the U.S. vote. "I think it's important to understand the extent to which Ukraine is reliant on the U.S. right now, because it's quite significantly more reliant on the U.S. than it is on the EU," Sam Cranny-Evans, defense analyst at the Royal United Services Institute defense think tank, told CNBC. "If the U.S. election goes in a way that is not in Ukraine's favor, coupled with the fact that the EU is not really stepping up to the plate — it's ammunition production is so far off what it should have been by now to give Ukraine a hope of surviving and a hope of victory — it's not a very cheery prediction for 2024." |
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There are concerns that, given Trump's previous good relations with Moscow and "America First" policy, aid for Ukraine could be shelved rapidly. Defense analysts agree that much of the outlook for Ukraine is dependent on the outcome of the U.S. vote. "I think it's important to understand the extent to which Ukraine is reliant on the U.S. right now, because it's quite significantly more reliant on the U.S. than it is on the EU," Sam Cranny-Evans, defense analyst at the Royal United Services Institute defense think tank, told CNBC. "If the U.S. election goes in a way that is not in Ukraine's favor, coupled with the fact that the EU is not really stepping up to the plate — it's ammunition production is so far off what it should have been by now to give Ukraine a hope of surviving and a hope of victory — it's not a very cheery prediction for 2024."
Good chemistry: President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin shake hands during a joint press conference after their summit on July 16, 2018 in Helsinki, Finland. |
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vote. "I think it's important to understand the extent to which Ukraine is reliant on the U.S. right now, because it's quite significantly more reliant on the U.S. than it is on the EU," Sam Cranny-Evans, defense analyst at the Royal United Services Institute defense think tank, told CNBC. "If the U.S. election goes in a way that is not in Ukraine's favor, coupled with the fact that the EU is not really stepping up to the plate — it's ammunition production is so far off what it should have been by now to give Ukraine a hope of surviving and a hope of victory — it's not a very cheery prediction for 2024."
Good chemistry: President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin shake hands during a joint press conference after their summit on July 16, 2018 in Helsinki, Finland. Chris McGrath | Getty Images News | Getty Images
Rumblings of discontent over continuing Ukraine aid have been heard in some Republican quarters for months now, as well as in Eastern Europe. |
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right now, because it's quite significantly more reliant on the U.S. than it is on the EU," Sam Cranny-Evans, defense analyst at the Royal United Services Institute defense think tank, told CNBC. "If the U.S. election goes in a way that is not in Ukraine's favor, coupled with the fact that the EU is not really stepping up to the plate — it's ammunition production is so far off what it should have been by now to give Ukraine a hope of surviving and a hope of victory — it's not a very cheery prediction for 2024."
Good chemistry: President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin shake hands during a joint press conference after their summit on July 16, 2018 in Helsinki, Finland. Chris McGrath | Getty Images News | Getty Images
Rumblings of discontent over continuing Ukraine aid have been heard in some Republican quarters for months now, as well as in Eastern Europe. Former U.S. |
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than it is on the EU," Sam Cranny-Evans, defense analyst at the Royal United Services Institute defense think tank, told CNBC. "If the U.S. election goes in a way that is not in Ukraine's favor, coupled with the fact that the EU is not really stepping up to the plate — it's ammunition production is so far off what it should have been by now to give Ukraine a hope of surviving and a hope of victory — it's not a very cheery prediction for 2024."
Good chemistry: President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin shake hands during a joint press conference after their summit on July 16, 2018 in Helsinki, Finland. Chris McGrath | Getty Images News | Getty Images
Rumblings of discontent over continuing Ukraine aid have been heard in some Republican quarters for months now, as well as in Eastern Europe. Former U.S. Ambassador to NATO Kurt Volker told CNBC he believes American and EU aid packages for Ukraine will be approved come January, saying he believed this funding would tide Ukraine over for another year, militarily. |
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"If the U.S. election goes in a way that is not in Ukraine's favor, coupled with the fact that the EU is not really stepping up to the plate — it's ammunition production is so far off what it should have been by now to give Ukraine a hope of surviving and a hope of victory — it's not a very cheery prediction for 2024."
Good chemistry: President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin shake hands during a joint press conference after their summit on July 16, 2018 in Helsinki, Finland. Chris McGrath | Getty Images News | Getty Images
Rumblings of discontent over continuing Ukraine aid have been heard in some Republican quarters for months now, as well as in Eastern Europe. Former U.S. Ambassador to NATO Kurt Volker told CNBC he believes American and EU aid packages for Ukraine will be approved come January, saying he believed this funding would tide Ukraine over for another year, militarily. Volker said that aid packages must include more advanced weaponry for Ukraine, however, like F-16 fighter jets which have been pledged by Norway, Denmark and the Netherlands. |
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Good chemistry: President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin shake hands during a joint press conference after their summit on July 16, 2018 in Helsinki, Finland. Chris McGrath | Getty Images News | Getty Images
Rumblings of discontent over continuing Ukraine aid have been heard in some Republican quarters for months now, as well as in Eastern Europe. Former U.S. Ambassador to NATO Kurt Volker told CNBC he believes American and EU aid packages for Ukraine will be approved come January, saying he believed this funding would tide Ukraine over for another year, militarily. Volker said that aid packages must include more advanced weaponry for Ukraine, however, like F-16 fighter jets which have been pledged by Norway, Denmark and the Netherlands. Ukrainian pilots are beginning their training on the jets now but it could be a number of months before they're deployed in Ukraine. The U.S. |
30029 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
Good chemistry: President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin shake hands during a joint press conference after their summit on July 16, 2018 in Helsinki, Finland. Chris McGrath | Getty Images News | Getty Images
Rumblings of discontent over continuing Ukraine aid have been heard in some Republican quarters for months now, as well as in Eastern Europe. Former U.S. Ambassador to NATO Kurt Volker told CNBC he believes American and EU aid packages for Ukraine will be approved come January, saying he believed this funding would tide Ukraine over for another year, militarily. Volker said that aid packages must include more advanced weaponry for Ukraine, however, like F-16 fighter jets which have been pledged by Norway, Denmark and the Netherlands. Ukrainian pilots are beginning their training on the jets now but it could be a number of months before they're deployed in Ukraine. The U.S. is not providing F-16s to Ukraine but has authorized allies to provide their own jets. |
30030 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
Chris McGrath | Getty Images News | Getty Images
Rumblings of discontent over continuing Ukraine aid have been heard in some Republican quarters for months now, as well as in Eastern Europe. Former U.S. Ambassador to NATO Kurt Volker told CNBC he believes American and EU aid packages for Ukraine will be approved come January, saying he believed this funding would tide Ukraine over for another year, militarily. Volker said that aid packages must include more advanced weaponry for Ukraine, however, like F-16 fighter jets which have been pledged by Norway, Denmark and the Netherlands. Ukrainian pilots are beginning their training on the jets now but it could be a number of months before they're deployed in Ukraine. The U.S. is not providing F-16s to Ukraine but has authorized allies to provide their own jets. "A couple of things ought to change," Volker told CNBC. "We ought to lift restrictions on the weapons we're providing. |
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Former U.S. Ambassador to NATO Kurt Volker told CNBC he believes American and EU aid packages for Ukraine will be approved come January, saying he believed this funding would tide Ukraine over for another year, militarily. Volker said that aid packages must include more advanced weaponry for Ukraine, however, like F-16 fighter jets which have been pledged by Norway, Denmark and the Netherlands. Ukrainian pilots are beginning their training on the jets now but it could be a number of months before they're deployed in Ukraine. The U.S. is not providing F-16s to Ukraine but has authorized allies to provide their own jets. "A couple of things ought to change," Volker told CNBC. "We ought to lift restrictions on the weapons we're providing. We still don't provide the longest-range missiles and we still have not delivered any Western aircraft in Ukraine yet. Those things have to happen. |
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Former U.S. Ambassador to NATO Kurt Volker told CNBC he believes American and EU aid packages for Ukraine will be approved come January, saying he believed this funding would tide Ukraine over for another year, militarily. Volker said that aid packages must include more advanced weaponry for Ukraine, however, like F-16 fighter jets which have been pledged by Norway, Denmark and the Netherlands. Ukrainian pilots are beginning their training on the jets now but it could be a number of months before they're deployed in Ukraine. The U.S. is not providing F-16s to Ukraine but has authorized allies to provide their own jets. "A couple of things ought to change," Volker told CNBC. "We ought to lift restrictions on the weapons we're providing. We still don't provide the longest-range missiles and we still have not delivered any Western aircraft in Ukraine yet. Those things have to happen. And I think we have to try to give the Ukrainians more of a technological advantage," he noted. |
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Volker said that aid packages must include more advanced weaponry for Ukraine, however, like F-16 fighter jets which have been pledged by Norway, Denmark and the Netherlands. Ukrainian pilots are beginning their training on the jets now but it could be a number of months before they're deployed in Ukraine. The U.S. is not providing F-16s to Ukraine but has authorized allies to provide their own jets. "A couple of things ought to change," Volker told CNBC. "We ought to lift restrictions on the weapons we're providing. We still don't provide the longest-range missiles and we still have not delivered any Western aircraft in Ukraine yet. Those things have to happen. And I think we have to try to give the Ukrainians more of a technological advantage," he noted.
The United States has said that it will begin flight training for Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighter jets. |
30034 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
Volker said that aid packages must include more advanced weaponry for Ukraine, however, like F-16 fighter jets which have been pledged by Norway, Denmark and the Netherlands. Ukrainian pilots are beginning their training on the jets now but it could be a number of months before they're deployed in Ukraine. The U.S. is not providing F-16s to Ukraine but has authorized allies to provide their own jets. "A couple of things ought to change," Volker told CNBC. "We ought to lift restrictions on the weapons we're providing. We still don't provide the longest-range missiles and we still have not delivered any Western aircraft in Ukraine yet. Those things have to happen. And I think we have to try to give the Ukrainians more of a technological advantage," he noted.
The United States has said that it will begin flight training for Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighter jets. Anadolu Agency | Getty Images
Volker believes that a Trump presidency might not be the catastrophe for Ukraine that is feared, but said it would make future funding uncertain. |
30035 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
Ukrainian pilots are beginning their training on the jets now but it could be a number of months before they're deployed in Ukraine. The U.S. is not providing F-16s to Ukraine but has authorized allies to provide their own jets. "A couple of things ought to change," Volker told CNBC. "We ought to lift restrictions on the weapons we're providing. We still don't provide the longest-range missiles and we still have not delivered any Western aircraft in Ukraine yet. Those things have to happen. And I think we have to try to give the Ukrainians more of a technological advantage," he noted.
The United States has said that it will begin flight training for Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighter jets. Anadolu Agency | Getty Images
Volker believes that a Trump presidency might not be the catastrophe for Ukraine that is feared, but said it would make future funding uncertain. "I doubt that even if Trump were elected that he would abandon support for Ukraine overall, because it would be a disaster for U.S. |
30036 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
The U.S. is not providing F-16s to Ukraine but has authorized allies to provide their own jets. "A couple of things ought to change," Volker told CNBC. "We ought to lift restrictions on the weapons we're providing. We still don't provide the longest-range missiles and we still have not delivered any Western aircraft in Ukraine yet. Those things have to happen. And I think we have to try to give the Ukrainians more of a technological advantage," he noted.
The United States has said that it will begin flight training for Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighter jets. Anadolu Agency | Getty Images
Volker believes that a Trump presidency might not be the catastrophe for Ukraine that is feared, but said it would make future funding uncertain. "I doubt that even if Trump were elected that he would abandon support for Ukraine overall, because it would be a disaster for U.S. interests, and it would appear to be a failure. |
30037 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
is not providing F-16s to Ukraine but has authorized allies to provide their own jets. "A couple of things ought to change," Volker told CNBC. "We ought to lift restrictions on the weapons we're providing. We still don't provide the longest-range missiles and we still have not delivered any Western aircraft in Ukraine yet. Those things have to happen. And I think we have to try to give the Ukrainians more of a technological advantage," he noted.
The United States has said that it will begin flight training for Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighter jets. Anadolu Agency | Getty Images
Volker believes that a Trump presidency might not be the catastrophe for Ukraine that is feared, but said it would make future funding uncertain. "I doubt that even if Trump were elected that he would abandon support for Ukraine overall, because it would be a disaster for U.S. interests, and it would appear to be a failure. You'd have these images of Russians overrunning places, and brutality and so forth, so I don't think he wants that. |
30038 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
"We ought to lift restrictions on the weapons we're providing. We still don't provide the longest-range missiles and we still have not delivered any Western aircraft in Ukraine yet. Those things have to happen. And I think we have to try to give the Ukrainians more of a technological advantage," he noted.
The United States has said that it will begin flight training for Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighter jets. Anadolu Agency | Getty Images
Volker believes that a Trump presidency might not be the catastrophe for Ukraine that is feared, but said it would make future funding uncertain. "I doubt that even if Trump were elected that he would abandon support for Ukraine overall, because it would be a disaster for U.S. interests, and it would appear to be a failure. You'd have these images of Russians overrunning places, and brutality and so forth, so I don't think he wants that. But it's not clear exactly what he would do to try to end the war." |
30039 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
We still don't provide the longest-range missiles and we still have not delivered any Western aircraft in Ukraine yet. Those things have to happen. And I think we have to try to give the Ukrainians more of a technological advantage," he noted.
The United States has said that it will begin flight training for Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighter jets. Anadolu Agency | Getty Images
Volker believes that a Trump presidency might not be the catastrophe for Ukraine that is feared, but said it would make future funding uncertain. "I doubt that even if Trump were elected that he would abandon support for Ukraine overall, because it would be a disaster for U.S. interests, and it would appear to be a failure. You'd have these images of Russians overrunning places, and brutality and so forth, so I don't think he wants that. But it's not clear exactly what he would do to try to end the war." For his part, Trump has said that he'd be able to resolve the Ukraine war "in one day" if he was reelected, saying he'd convince the leaders of Ukraine and Russia to make a deal. |
30040 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
The United States has said that it will begin flight training for Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighter jets. Anadolu Agency | Getty Images
Volker believes that a Trump presidency might not be the catastrophe for Ukraine that is feared, but said it would make future funding uncertain. "I doubt that even if Trump were elected that he would abandon support for Ukraine overall, because it would be a disaster for U.S. interests, and it would appear to be a failure. You'd have these images of Russians overrunning places, and brutality and so forth, so I don't think he wants that. But it's not clear exactly what he would do to try to end the war." For his part, Trump has said that he'd be able to resolve the Ukraine war "in one day" if he was reelected, saying he'd convince the leaders of Ukraine and Russia to make a deal.
More stalemate or negotiations? |
30041 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
The United States has said that it will begin flight training for Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighter jets. Anadolu Agency | Getty Images
Volker believes that a Trump presidency might not be the catastrophe for Ukraine that is feared, but said it would make future funding uncertain. "I doubt that even if Trump were elected that he would abandon support for Ukraine overall, because it would be a disaster for U.S. interests, and it would appear to be a failure. You'd have these images of Russians overrunning places, and brutality and so forth, so I don't think he wants that. But it's not clear exactly what he would do to try to end the war." For his part, Trump has said that he'd be able to resolve the Ukraine war "in one day" if he was reelected, saying he'd convince the leaders of Ukraine and Russia to make a deal.
More stalemate or negotiations?
Ukraine's Defense Ministry said last week that its main goal in 2024 is to boost its domestic defense industry in the face of uncertain future supplies from its Western allies. |
30042 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
"I doubt that even if Trump were elected that he would abandon support for Ukraine overall, because it would be a disaster for U.S. interests, and it would appear to be a failure. You'd have these images of Russians overrunning places, and brutality and so forth, so I don't think he wants that. But it's not clear exactly what he would do to try to end the war." For his part, Trump has said that he'd be able to resolve the Ukraine war "in one day" if he was reelected, saying he'd convince the leaders of Ukraine and Russia to make a deal.
More stalemate or negotiations?
Ukraine's Defense Ministry said last week that its main goal in 2024 is to boost its domestic defense industry in the face of uncertain future supplies from its Western allies. It has also changed conscription laws, foreseeing the need to bolster its forces, which are dwarfed in size by Russia's but are more highly trained and equipped. |
30043 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
interests, and it would appear to be a failure. You'd have these images of Russians overrunning places, and brutality and so forth, so I don't think he wants that. But it's not clear exactly what he would do to try to end the war." For his part, Trump has said that he'd be able to resolve the Ukraine war "in one day" if he was reelected, saying he'd convince the leaders of Ukraine and Russia to make a deal.
More stalemate or negotiations?
Ukraine's Defense Ministry said last week that its main goal in 2024 is to boost its domestic defense industry in the face of uncertain future supplies from its Western allies. It has also changed conscription laws, foreseeing the need to bolster its forces, which are dwarfed in size by Russia's but are more highly trained and equipped. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said last week that the military had asked for up to 500,000 additional conscripts but said he needed to hear "more arguments" to support the sensitive and costly proposal. |
30044 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
But it's not clear exactly what he would do to try to end the war." For his part, Trump has said that he'd be able to resolve the Ukraine war "in one day" if he was reelected, saying he'd convince the leaders of Ukraine and Russia to make a deal.
More stalemate or negotiations?
Ukraine's Defense Ministry said last week that its main goal in 2024 is to boost its domestic defense industry in the face of uncertain future supplies from its Western allies. It has also changed conscription laws, foreseeing the need to bolster its forces, which are dwarfed in size by Russia's but are more highly trained and equipped. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said last week that the military had asked for up to 500,000 additional conscripts but said he needed to hear "more arguments" to support the sensitive and costly proposal. With both Ukraine and Russia investing heavily in the war, it's unlikely there will be any negotiations to end the conflict or agree to a cease-fire. |
30045 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
More stalemate or negotiations?
Ukraine's Defense Ministry said last week that its main goal in 2024 is to boost its domestic defense industry in the face of uncertain future supplies from its Western allies. It has also changed conscription laws, foreseeing the need to bolster its forces, which are dwarfed in size by Russia's but are more highly trained and equipped. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said last week that the military had asked for up to 500,000 additional conscripts but said he needed to hear "more arguments" to support the sensitive and costly proposal. With both Ukraine and Russia investing heavily in the war, it's unlikely there will be any negotiations to end the conflict or agree to a cease-fire. Defense analysts argue that neither side would want to go into negotiations unless they're in a position of strength and able to dictate terms. |
30046 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
More stalemate or negotiations?
Ukraine's Defense Ministry said last week that its main goal in 2024 is to boost its domestic defense industry in the face of uncertain future supplies from its Western allies. It has also changed conscription laws, foreseeing the need to bolster its forces, which are dwarfed in size by Russia's but are more highly trained and equipped. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said last week that the military had asked for up to 500,000 additional conscripts but said he needed to hear "more arguments" to support the sensitive and costly proposal. With both Ukraine and Russia investing heavily in the war, it's unlikely there will be any negotiations to end the conflict or agree to a cease-fire. Defense analysts argue that neither side would want to go into negotiations unless they're in a position of strength and able to dictate terms. "In the case of a Republican winning the presidential election next year, especially if that's Donald Trump, who seems to be the front-runner, and [if] funding is decreased substantially, then there will be increased pressure on Ukraine to negotiate," Mario Bikarski, a Europe and Russia analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC. |
30047 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said last week that the military had asked for up to 500,000 additional conscripts but said he needed to hear "more arguments" to support the sensitive and costly proposal. With both Ukraine and Russia investing heavily in the war, it's unlikely there will be any negotiations to end the conflict or agree to a cease-fire. Defense analysts argue that neither side would want to go into negotiations unless they're in a position of strength and able to dictate terms. "In the case of a Republican winning the presidential election next year, especially if that's Donald Trump, who seems to be the front-runner, and [if] funding is decreased substantially, then there will be increased pressure on Ukraine to negotiate," Mario Bikarski, a Europe and Russia analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC.
A Ukrainian tank drives along the field on December 7, 2023 in Avdiivka, Ukraine. |
30048 | With hopes of victory fading, Ukraine's fight against Russia could get even harder in 2024
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said last week that the military had asked for up to 500,000 additional conscripts but said he needed to hear "more arguments" to support the sensitive and costly proposal. With both Ukraine and Russia investing heavily in the war, it's unlikely there will be any negotiations to end the conflict or agree to a cease-fire. Defense analysts argue that neither side would want to go into negotiations unless they're in a position of strength and able to dictate terms. "In the case of a Republican winning the presidential election next year, especially if that's Donald Trump, who seems to be the front-runner, and [if] funding is decreased substantially, then there will be increased pressure on Ukraine to negotiate," Mario Bikarski, a Europe and Russia analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC.
A Ukrainian tank drives along the field on December 7, 2023 in Avdiivka, Ukraine. Kostya Liberov | Getty Images |
30049 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
Despite being a full-blown title contender in the NASCAR Cup Series, Kyle Larson manages to run a pretty successful Sprint Car Series. The Hendrick Motorsports driver is the co-owner of the High Limits Racing Sprint Car Series, along with four-time World of Outlaws Series champion and brother-in-law Brad Sweet. The venture by the two motorsports athletes has been a success so far, and recently, one of their races pulled an extraordinary crowd, which included a rather popular figure in the world of motorsports, Dale Earnhardt Jr.
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Junior was present at High Limit Racing’s Commonwealth Clash at the Lernerville Speedway on Tuesday. He and Brad Sweet used to have a working relationship, as the latter used to be a development driver for JR Motorsports in the NASCAR Nationwide Series. |
30050 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
Despite being a full-blown title contender in the NASCAR Cup Series, Kyle Larson manages to run a pretty successful Sprint Car Series. The Hendrick Motorsports driver is the co-owner of the High Limits Racing Sprint Car Series, along with four-time World of Outlaws Series champion and brother-in-law Brad Sweet. The venture by the two motorsports athletes has been a success so far, and recently, one of their races pulled an extraordinary crowd, which included a rather popular figure in the world of motorsports, Dale Earnhardt Jr.
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Junior was present at High Limit Racing’s Commonwealth Clash at the Lernerville Speedway on Tuesday. He and Brad Sweet used to have a working relationship, as the latter used to be a development driver for JR Motorsports in the NASCAR Nationwide Series. As per Larson, it was the former Cup Series driver who had requested a visit to the event and had also urged Kyle Larson to take part in the race, which he obliged. |
30051 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
The Hendrick Motorsports driver is the co-owner of the High Limits Racing Sprint Car Series, along with four-time World of Outlaws Series champion and brother-in-law Brad Sweet. The venture by the two motorsports athletes has been a success so far, and recently, one of their races pulled an extraordinary crowd, which included a rather popular figure in the world of motorsports, Dale Earnhardt Jr.
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Junior was present at High Limit Racing’s Commonwealth Clash at the Lernerville Speedway on Tuesday. He and Brad Sweet used to have a working relationship, as the latter used to be a development driver for JR Motorsports in the NASCAR Nationwide Series. As per Larson, it was the former Cup Series driver who had requested a visit to the event and had also urged Kyle Larson to take part in the race, which he obliged. The 49-year-old was quite happy with his experience after the event, but before the action started, he conducted an interview with Larson and Sweet, where he asked about the origins of the competition. |
30052 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
The venture by the two motorsports athletes has been a success so far, and recently, one of their races pulled an extraordinary crowd, which included a rather popular figure in the world of motorsports, Dale Earnhardt Jr.
America’s Favorite Video Today
Junior was present at High Limit Racing’s Commonwealth Clash at the Lernerville Speedway on Tuesday. He and Brad Sweet used to have a working relationship, as the latter used to be a development driver for JR Motorsports in the NASCAR Nationwide Series. As per Larson, it was the former Cup Series driver who had requested a visit to the event and had also urged Kyle Larson to take part in the race, which he obliged. The 49-year-old was quite happy with his experience after the event, but before the action started, he conducted an interview with Larson and Sweet, where he asked about the origins of the competition.
Kyle Larson explains his goal of “adding pressure” to his competition
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Larson has always been a fan of sprint car racing, so it really is no surprise that he decided to start a competition involving sprint cars. |
30053 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
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Junior was present at High Limit Racing’s Commonwealth Clash at the Lernerville Speedway on Tuesday. He and Brad Sweet used to have a working relationship, as the latter used to be a development driver for JR Motorsports in the NASCAR Nationwide Series. As per Larson, it was the former Cup Series driver who had requested a visit to the event and had also urged Kyle Larson to take part in the race, which he obliged. The 49-year-old was quite happy with his experience after the event, but before the action started, he conducted an interview with Larson and Sweet, where he asked about the origins of the competition.
Kyle Larson explains his goal of “adding pressure” to his competition
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Larson has always been a fan of sprint car racing, so it really is no surprise that he decided to start a competition involving sprint cars. What is surprising is how he gets the time to look after his Cup Series title run and the competition at the same time. |
30054 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
He and Brad Sweet used to have a working relationship, as the latter used to be a development driver for JR Motorsports in the NASCAR Nationwide Series. As per Larson, it was the former Cup Series driver who had requested a visit to the event and had also urged Kyle Larson to take part in the race, which he obliged. The 49-year-old was quite happy with his experience after the event, but before the action started, he conducted an interview with Larson and Sweet, where he asked about the origins of the competition.
Kyle Larson explains his goal of “adding pressure” to his competition
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Larson has always been a fan of sprint car racing, so it really is no surprise that he decided to start a competition involving sprint cars. What is surprising is how he gets the time to look after his Cup Series title run and the competition at the same time. It really is quite commendable that he has been able to turn High Limits Racing into the success that it is today. |
30055 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
As per Larson, it was the former Cup Series driver who had requested a visit to the event and had also urged Kyle Larson to take part in the race, which he obliged. The 49-year-old was quite happy with his experience after the event, but before the action started, he conducted an interview with Larson and Sweet, where he asked about the origins of the competition.
Kyle Larson explains his goal of “adding pressure” to his competition
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Larson has always been a fan of sprint car racing, so it really is no surprise that he decided to start a competition involving sprint cars. What is surprising is how he gets the time to look after his Cup Series title run and the competition at the same time. It really is quite commendable that he has been able to turn High Limits Racing into the success that it is today.
Speaking about how everything started with him and Brad Sweet, Kyle Larson said, “Well, you’ve always talked about having a series that’s solely based around me or whatever, and I didn’t really want that, you know. |
30056 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
The 49-year-old was quite happy with his experience after the event, but before the action started, he conducted an interview with Larson and Sweet, where he asked about the origins of the competition.
Kyle Larson explains his goal of “adding pressure” to his competition
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Larson has always been a fan of sprint car racing, so it really is no surprise that he decided to start a competition involving sprint cars. What is surprising is how he gets the time to look after his Cup Series title run and the competition at the same time. It really is quite commendable that he has been able to turn High Limits Racing into the success that it is today.
Speaking about how everything started with him and Brad Sweet, Kyle Larson said, “Well, you’ve always talked about having a series that’s solely based around me or whatever, and I didn’t really want that, you know. I wanted to help out the other racers really, and you know I got to. |
30057 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
Kyle Larson explains his goal of “adding pressure” to his competition
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Larson has always been a fan of sprint car racing, so it really is no surprise that he decided to start a competition involving sprint cars. What is surprising is how he gets the time to look after his Cup Series title run and the competition at the same time. It really is quite commendable that he has been able to turn High Limits Racing into the success that it is today.
Speaking about how everything started with him and Brad Sweet, Kyle Larson said, “Well, you’ve always talked about having a series that’s solely based around me or whatever, and I didn’t really want that, you know. I wanted to help out the other racers really, and you know I got to. Really, my eyes opened to starting this deal when I started racing the late model, and you know, FloRacing has their Tuesday night late model series and, you know, pays 20 some thousand to win every Tuesday, and I was like, Why wouldn’t that work in sprint cars?”
While others in Larson’s position might have felt that being the owner of a competition would be too challenging to focus on their racing career, the Hendrick Motorsports driver welcomed it with open arms. |
30058 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
It really is quite commendable that he has been able to turn High Limits Racing into the success that it is today.
Speaking about how everything started with him and Brad Sweet, Kyle Larson said, “Well, you’ve always talked about having a series that’s solely based around me or whatever, and I didn’t really want that, you know. I wanted to help out the other racers really, and you know I got to. Really, my eyes opened to starting this deal when I started racing the late model, and you know, FloRacing has their Tuesday night late model series and, you know, pays 20 some thousand to win every Tuesday, and I was like, Why wouldn’t that work in sprint cars?”
While others in Larson’s position might have felt that being the owner of a competition would be too challenging to focus on their racing career, the Hendrick Motorsports driver welcomed it with open arms. He saw a business opportunity ripe for the taking, took his shot, and hit the mark. |
30059 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
Speaking about how everything started with him and Brad Sweet, Kyle Larson said, “Well, you’ve always talked about having a series that’s solely based around me or whatever, and I didn’t really want that, you know. I wanted to help out the other racers really, and you know I got to. Really, my eyes opened to starting this deal when I started racing the late model, and you know, FloRacing has their Tuesday night late model series and, you know, pays 20 some thousand to win every Tuesday, and I was like, Why wouldn’t that work in sprint cars?”
While others in Larson’s position might have felt that being the owner of a competition would be too challenging to focus on their racing career, the Hendrick Motorsports driver welcomed it with open arms. He saw a business opportunity ripe for the taking, took his shot, and hit the mark.
The series obviously helps out both Sweet and Larson financially, given the fan following it has garnered, but it is also quite profitable for the drivers and the teams. |
30060 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
I wanted to help out the other racers really, and you know I got to. Really, my eyes opened to starting this deal when I started racing the late model, and you know, FloRacing has their Tuesday night late model series and, you know, pays 20 some thousand to win every Tuesday, and I was like, Why wouldn’t that work in sprint cars?”
While others in Larson’s position might have felt that being the owner of a competition would be too challenging to focus on their racing career, the Hendrick Motorsports driver welcomed it with open arms. He saw a business opportunity ripe for the taking, took his shot, and hit the mark.
The series obviously helps out both Sweet and Larson financially, given the fan following it has garnered, but it is also quite profitable for the drivers and the teams. The winning driver, who in this case was David Gravel, wins $50,000, and with crowds so big, it helps out the teams with merchandise sales. |
30061 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
Really, my eyes opened to starting this deal when I started racing the late model, and you know, FloRacing has their Tuesday night late model series and, you know, pays 20 some thousand to win every Tuesday, and I was like, Why wouldn’t that work in sprint cars?”
While others in Larson’s position might have felt that being the owner of a competition would be too challenging to focus on their racing career, the Hendrick Motorsports driver welcomed it with open arms. He saw a business opportunity ripe for the taking, took his shot, and hit the mark.
The series obviously helps out both Sweet and Larson financially, given the fan following it has garnered, but it is also quite profitable for the drivers and the teams. The winning driver, who in this case was David Gravel, wins $50,000, and with crowds so big, it helps out the teams with merchandise sales.
Events like these also help to keep these smaller race tracks across the country in good shape. |
30062 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
He saw a business opportunity ripe for the taking, took his shot, and hit the mark.
The series obviously helps out both Sweet and Larson financially, given the fan following it has garnered, but it is also quite profitable for the drivers and the teams. The winning driver, who in this case was David Gravel, wins $50,000, and with crowds so big, it helps out the teams with merchandise sales.
Events like these also help to keep these smaller race tracks across the country in good shape. If a track isn’t used or taken care of for an extended period of time, it will start to wear out and eventually become completely unsuitable for any kind of racing unless it is taken apart and rebuilt. But one of Kyle Larson’s reasons for doing what he does with the High Limits Racing Sprint Car Series is a lot simpler, and he revealed that goal to Dale Earnhardt Jr. at the Lernerville Speedway. |
30063 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
He saw a business opportunity ripe for the taking, took his shot, and hit the mark.
The series obviously helps out both Sweet and Larson financially, given the fan following it has garnered, but it is also quite profitable for the drivers and the teams. The winning driver, who in this case was David Gravel, wins $50,000, and with crowds so big, it helps out the teams with merchandise sales.
Events like these also help to keep these smaller race tracks across the country in good shape. If a track isn’t used or taken care of for an extended period of time, it will start to wear out and eventually become completely unsuitable for any kind of racing unless it is taken apart and rebuilt. But one of Kyle Larson’s reasons for doing what he does with the High Limits Racing Sprint Car Series is a lot simpler, and he revealed that goal to Dale Earnhardt Jr. at the Lernerville Speedway.
“Can’t Have Everything You Want”- Dale Earnhardt Jr. |
30064 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
The series obviously helps out both Sweet and Larson financially, given the fan following it has garnered, but it is also quite profitable for the drivers and the teams. The winning driver, who in this case was David Gravel, wins $50,000, and with crowds so big, it helps out the teams with merchandise sales.
Events like these also help to keep these smaller race tracks across the country in good shape. If a track isn’t used or taken care of for an extended period of time, it will start to wear out and eventually become completely unsuitable for any kind of racing unless it is taken apart and rebuilt. But one of Kyle Larson’s reasons for doing what he does with the High Limits Racing Sprint Car Series is a lot simpler, and he revealed that goal to Dale Earnhardt Jr. at the Lernerville Speedway.
“Can’t Have Everything You Want”- Dale Earnhardt Jr. Ruthlessly Trashes Home Track as He Endorses Wild NASCAR Rumors
“I was hoping this would add pressure to the weekend shows to raise their purses as well so I think we’ve seen a big step in that this year and I think it’s gonna continue forward so, I would say so far it’s been successful,” he added. |
30065 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
Events like these also help to keep these smaller race tracks across the country in good shape. If a track isn’t used or taken care of for an extended period of time, it will start to wear out and eventually become completely unsuitable for any kind of racing unless it is taken apart and rebuilt. But one of Kyle Larson’s reasons for doing what he does with the High Limits Racing Sprint Car Series is a lot simpler, and he revealed that goal to Dale Earnhardt Jr. at the Lernerville Speedway.
“Can’t Have Everything You Want”- Dale Earnhardt Jr. Ruthlessly Trashes Home Track as He Endorses Wild NASCAR Rumors
“I was hoping this would add pressure to the weekend shows to raise their purses as well so I think we’ve seen a big step in that this year and I think it’s gonna continue forward so, I would say so far it’s been successful,” he added. Kyle Larson had taken part in the Lernerville race on Tuesday, only a couple of days after a hectic race in Texas, and it seems like he had brought some of that form into the dirt track race because he made a slightly similar mistake. |
30066 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
But one of Kyle Larson’s reasons for doing what he does with the High Limits Racing Sprint Car Series is a lot simpler, and he revealed that goal to Dale Earnhardt Jr. at the Lernerville Speedway.
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“I was hoping this would add pressure to the weekend shows to raise their purses as well so I think we’ve seen a big step in that this year and I think it’s gonna continue forward so, I would say so far it’s been successful,” he added. Kyle Larson had taken part in the Lernerville race on Tuesday, only a couple of days after a hectic race in Texas, and it seems like he had brought some of that form into the dirt track race because he made a slightly similar mistake.
Cup Series hopeful has Texas deja vu at Lernerville
With just nine laps to the checkered flag, Kyle Larson was leading the race and seemed to take the victory and earn himself $50,000 in his own competition. |
30067 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
at the Lernerville Speedway.
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“I was hoping this would add pressure to the weekend shows to raise their purses as well so I think we’ve seen a big step in that this year and I think it’s gonna continue forward so, I would say so far it’s been successful,” he added. Kyle Larson had taken part in the Lernerville race on Tuesday, only a couple of days after a hectic race in Texas, and it seems like he had brought some of that form into the dirt track race because he made a slightly similar mistake.
Cup Series hopeful has Texas deja vu at Lernerville
With just nine laps to the checkered flag, Kyle Larson was leading the race and seemed to take the victory and earn himself $50,000 in his own competition. However, much like what happened in Texas, Larson lost control of his car as he was trying to defend the lead of the race from co-owner Brad Sweet. |
30068 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
Kyle Larson had taken part in the Lernerville race on Tuesday, only a couple of days after a hectic race in Texas, and it seems like he had brought some of that form into the dirt track race because he made a slightly similar mistake.
Cup Series hopeful has Texas deja vu at Lernerville
With just nine laps to the checkered flag, Kyle Larson was leading the race and seemed to take the victory and earn himself $50,000 in his own competition. However, much like what happened in Texas, Larson lost control of his car as he was trying to defend the lead of the race from co-owner Brad Sweet.
Unlike Texas, he did not DNF and managed to get his car back on track, but his chance to win had gone. The Cup Series HMS driver could only finish in eighth place. |
30069 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
Kyle Larson had taken part in the Lernerville race on Tuesday, only a couple of days after a hectic race in Texas, and it seems like he had brought some of that form into the dirt track race because he made a slightly similar mistake.
Cup Series hopeful has Texas deja vu at Lernerville
With just nine laps to the checkered flag, Kyle Larson was leading the race and seemed to take the victory and earn himself $50,000 in his own competition. However, much like what happened in Texas, Larson lost control of his car as he was trying to defend the lead of the race from co-owner Brad Sweet.
Unlike Texas, he did not DNF and managed to get his car back on track, but his chance to win had gone. The Cup Series HMS driver could only finish in eighth place. A racer as competitive as Larson would have liked a win, especially after what had happened the Sunday before, but it was a good day for him as the owner as well. |
30070 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
Cup Series hopeful has Texas deja vu at Lernerville
With just nine laps to the checkered flag, Kyle Larson was leading the race and seemed to take the victory and earn himself $50,000 in his own competition. However, much like what happened in Texas, Larson lost control of his car as he was trying to defend the lead of the race from co-owner Brad Sweet.
Unlike Texas, he did not DNF and managed to get his car back on track, but his chance to win had gone. The Cup Series HMS driver could only finish in eighth place. A racer as competitive as Larson would have liked a win, especially after what had happened the Sunday before, but it was a good day for him as the owner as well.
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The 2021 Cup Series champion is in the prime of his career and has a lot of years left ahead of him in NASCAR, but when he decides to hang up his boots, he will hope that the High Limits Racing Sprint Cup Series achieves a high level of national popularity and he will not have to take himself out of the racing business. |
30071 | Kyle Larson Breaks Down His Sprint Car Series Journey and How He Partnered Up With Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s Former Pupil
However, much like what happened in Texas, Larson lost control of his car as he was trying to defend the lead of the race from co-owner Brad Sweet.
Unlike Texas, he did not DNF and managed to get his car back on track, but his chance to win had gone. The Cup Series HMS driver could only finish in eighth place. A racer as competitive as Larson would have liked a win, especially after what had happened the Sunday before, but it was a good day for him as the owner as well.
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The 2021 Cup Series champion is in the prime of his career and has a lot of years left ahead of him in NASCAR, but when he decides to hang up his boots, he will hope that the High Limits Racing Sprint Cup Series achieves a high level of national popularity and he will not have to take himself out of the racing business.
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30072 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
With the United States set to test themselves against one of Europe's most powerful sides, the opponents are entering a transitional phase as well.
Germany are considered one of the preeminent national team programs in the world, but recent years have humbled Die Mannschaft. They have been eliminated in the group stage of two straight World Cup tournaments, an unthinkable slip in stature given they had never been bounced from any World Cup that early in history prior to 2018.
With Hansi Flick unable to steer the team to safer waters in Qatar, Julian Nagelsmann has taken over as new Germany head coach.
At just 36 years old, Nagelsmann is a rising star, having spent three successful seasons at Hoffenheim followed by two years at RB Leipzig, which catapulted him to the managerial post at Bayern Munich in 2021. He steered the Bavarian giants to the Bundesliga title in his first season, but he was sacked by the club in March of 2023 amidst a furious league title fight. |
30073 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
Germany are considered one of the preeminent national team programs in the world, but recent years have humbled Die Mannschaft. They have been eliminated in the group stage of two straight World Cup tournaments, an unthinkable slip in stature given they had never been bounced from any World Cup that early in history prior to 2018.
With Hansi Flick unable to steer the team to safer waters in Qatar, Julian Nagelsmann has taken over as new Germany head coach.
At just 36 years old, Nagelsmann is a rising star, having spent three successful seasons at Hoffenheim followed by two years at RB Leipzig, which catapulted him to the managerial post at Bayern Munich in 2021. He steered the Bavarian giants to the Bundesliga title in his first season, but he was sacked by the club in March of 2023 amidst a furious league title fight.
Nagelsmann's dismissal at Bayern Munich came as a shock to much of the European football landscape, as the club had performed exceptionally in the Champions League and was still very much in the title race, sitting just a point behind Dortmund. |
30074 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
With Hansi Flick unable to steer the team to safer waters in Qatar, Julian Nagelsmann has taken over as new Germany head coach.
At just 36 years old, Nagelsmann is a rising star, having spent three successful seasons at Hoffenheim followed by two years at RB Leipzig, which catapulted him to the managerial post at Bayern Munich in 2021. He steered the Bavarian giants to the Bundesliga title in his first season, but he was sacked by the club in March of 2023 amidst a furious league title fight.
Nagelsmann's dismissal at Bayern Munich came as a shock to much of the European football landscape, as the club had performed exceptionally in the Champions League and was still very much in the title race, sitting just a point behind Dortmund. Now, with a chance for redemption at the helm of the national team, Nagelsmann will see his time begin with a friendly against the United States. |
30075 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
With Hansi Flick unable to steer the team to safer waters in Qatar, Julian Nagelsmann has taken over as new Germany head coach.
At just 36 years old, Nagelsmann is a rising star, having spent three successful seasons at Hoffenheim followed by two years at RB Leipzig, which catapulted him to the managerial post at Bayern Munich in 2021. He steered the Bavarian giants to the Bundesliga title in his first season, but he was sacked by the club in March of 2023 amidst a furious league title fight.
Nagelsmann's dismissal at Bayern Munich came as a shock to much of the European football landscape, as the club had performed exceptionally in the Champions League and was still very much in the title race, sitting just a point behind Dortmund. Now, with a chance for redemption at the helm of the national team, Nagelsmann will see his time begin with a friendly against the United States.
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Germany squad, players for USA friendly
Julian Nagelsmann will be very familiar with much of the 26-man German national team squad, as five players hail from his former club Bayern Munich, including critical midfield duo Josh Kimmich and Leon Goretzka, who were instrumental in his setup at Allianz Arena. |
30076 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
Nagelsmann's dismissal at Bayern Munich came as a shock to much of the European football landscape, as the club had performed exceptionally in the Champions League and was still very much in the title race, sitting just a point behind Dortmund. Now, with a chance for redemption at the helm of the national team, Nagelsmann will see his time begin with a friendly against the United States.
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Germany squad, players for USA friendly
Julian Nagelsmann will be very familiar with much of the 26-man German national team squad, as five players hail from his former club Bayern Munich, including critical midfield duo Josh Kimmich and Leon Goretzka, who were instrumental in his setup at Allianz Arena.
Along the back, Nagelsmann has oddly selected five center-backs compared to just two natural full-backs in David Raum and Robin Gosens, both left-sided players, possibly indicating a desire to play a three-CB system, although it's hard to know for sure as Nagelsmann preferred a 4-2-3-1 for much of his club managerial career. |
30077 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
Now, with a chance for redemption at the helm of the national team, Nagelsmann will see his time begin with a friendly against the United States.
MORE: A look at the 23-man squad for Gregg Berhalter as USMNT play Germany & Ghana
Germany squad, players for USA friendly
Julian Nagelsmann will be very familiar with much of the 26-man German national team squad, as five players hail from his former club Bayern Munich, including critical midfield duo Josh Kimmich and Leon Goretzka, who were instrumental in his setup at Allianz Arena.
Along the back, Nagelsmann has oddly selected five center-backs compared to just two natural full-backs in David Raum and Robin Gosens, both left-sided players, possibly indicating a desire to play a three-CB system, although it's hard to know for sure as Nagelsmann preferred a 4-2-3-1 for much of his club managerial career.
One of the center-backs present in the squad is Mats Hummels, who has not been called in since 2021 and dropped for the entirety of Hansi Flick's time in charge. |
30078 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
Along the back, Nagelsmann has oddly selected five center-backs compared to just two natural full-backs in David Raum and Robin Gosens, both left-sided players, possibly indicating a desire to play a three-CB system, although it's hard to know for sure as Nagelsmann preferred a 4-2-3-1 for much of his club managerial career.
One of the center-backs present in the squad is Mats Hummels, who has not been called in since 2021 and dropped for the entirety of Hansi Flick's time in charge. This came at the expense of Hummels' Borussia Dortmund teammate Nico Schlotterbeck.
First national team call-ups were handed to Kevin Behrens of Union Berlin, Chris Fuhrich of Stuttgart, and Robert Andrich of Bayer Leverkusen. |
30079 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
Along the back, Nagelsmann has oddly selected five center-backs compared to just two natural full-backs in David Raum and Robin Gosens, both left-sided players, possibly indicating a desire to play a three-CB system, although it's hard to know for sure as Nagelsmann preferred a 4-2-3-1 for much of his club managerial career.
One of the center-backs present in the squad is Mats Hummels, who has not been called in since 2021 and dropped for the entirety of Hansi Flick's time in charge. This came at the expense of Hummels' Borussia Dortmund teammate Nico Schlotterbeck.
First national team call-ups were handed to Kevin Behrens of Union Berlin, Chris Fuhrich of Stuttgart, and Robert Andrich of Bayer Leverkusen. There's a choice for Nagelsmann to make up front, as Niklas Fullkrug has been prolific in his short national team stint, but Thomas Muller is an experienced veteran who is still performing at a high level. |
30080 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
One of the center-backs present in the squad is Mats Hummels, who has not been called in since 2021 and dropped for the entirety of Hansi Flick's time in charge. This came at the expense of Hummels' Borussia Dortmund teammate Nico Schlotterbeck.
First national team call-ups were handed to Kevin Behrens of Union Berlin, Chris Fuhrich of Stuttgart, and Robert Andrich of Bayer Leverkusen. There's a choice for Nagelsmann to make up front, as Niklas Fullkrug has been prolific in his short national team stint, but Thomas Muller is an experienced veteran who is still performing at a high level.
Injuries for Nagelsmann to work around include Serge Gnabry who is out with a broken arm, and Timo Werner who has been touch and go at RB Leipzig with a back problem.
Germany predicted starting lineup vs. |
30081 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
One of the center-backs present in the squad is Mats Hummels, who has not been called in since 2021 and dropped for the entirety of Hansi Flick's time in charge. This came at the expense of Hummels' Borussia Dortmund teammate Nico Schlotterbeck.
First national team call-ups were handed to Kevin Behrens of Union Berlin, Chris Fuhrich of Stuttgart, and Robert Andrich of Bayer Leverkusen. There's a choice for Nagelsmann to make up front, as Niklas Fullkrug has been prolific in his short national team stint, but Thomas Muller is an experienced veteran who is still performing at a high level.
Injuries for Nagelsmann to work around include Serge Gnabry who is out with a broken arm, and Timo Werner who has been touch and go at RB Leipzig with a back problem.
Germany predicted starting lineup vs. USA (4-2-3-1): ter Stegen (GK) — Kimmich, Rudiger, Sule, Raum — Gundogan, Goretzka — Sane, Musiala, Brandt — Fullkrug. |
30082 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
This came at the expense of Hummels' Borussia Dortmund teammate Nico Schlotterbeck.
First national team call-ups were handed to Kevin Behrens of Union Berlin, Chris Fuhrich of Stuttgart, and Robert Andrich of Bayer Leverkusen. There's a choice for Nagelsmann to make up front, as Niklas Fullkrug has been prolific in his short national team stint, but Thomas Muller is an experienced veteran who is still performing at a high level.
Injuries for Nagelsmann to work around include Serge Gnabry who is out with a broken arm, and Timo Werner who has been touch and go at RB Leipzig with a back problem.
Germany predicted starting lineup vs. USA (4-2-3-1): ter Stegen (GK) — Kimmich, Rudiger, Sule, Raum — Gundogan, Goretzka — Sane, Musiala, Brandt — Fullkrug.
Germany second-choice lineup (4-2-3-1): Leno (GK) — Gross, Tah, Thiaw, Gosens — Andrich, Kimmich — Hoffman, Wirtz, Fuhrich — Muller. |
30083 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
There's a choice for Nagelsmann to make up front, as Niklas Fullkrug has been prolific in his short national team stint, but Thomas Muller is an experienced veteran who is still performing at a high level.
Injuries for Nagelsmann to work around include Serge Gnabry who is out with a broken arm, and Timo Werner who has been touch and go at RB Leipzig with a back problem.
Germany predicted starting lineup vs. USA (4-2-3-1): ter Stegen (GK) — Kimmich, Rudiger, Sule, Raum — Gundogan, Goretzka — Sane, Musiala, Brandt — Fullkrug.
Germany second-choice lineup (4-2-3-1): Leno (GK) — Gross, Tah, Thiaw, Gosens — Andrich, Kimmich — Hoffman, Wirtz, Fuhrich — Muller.
German national team squad for USA, Mexico friendlies
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30084 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
Injuries for Nagelsmann to work around include Serge Gnabry who is out with a broken arm, and Timo Werner who has been touch and go at RB Leipzig with a back problem.
Germany predicted starting lineup vs. USA (4-2-3-1): ter Stegen (GK) — Kimmich, Rudiger, Sule, Raum — Gundogan, Goretzka — Sane, Musiala, Brandt — Fullkrug.
Germany second-choice lineup (4-2-3-1): Leno (GK) — Gross, Tah, Thiaw, Gosens — Andrich, Kimmich — Hoffman, Wirtz, Fuhrich — Muller.
German national team squad for USA, Mexico friendlies
Pos Player Club Caps Goals GK Oliver Baumann Hoffenheim 0 0 GK Bernd Leno Fulham (ENG) 9 0 GK Marc-Andre ter Stegen Barcelona (SPA) 36 0 GK Kevin Trapp |
30085 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
Germany predicted starting lineup vs. USA (4-2-3-1): ter Stegen (GK) — Kimmich, Rudiger, Sule, Raum — Gundogan, Goretzka — Sane, Musiala, Brandt — Fullkrug.
Germany second-choice lineup (4-2-3-1): Leno (GK) — Gross, Tah, Thiaw, Gosens — Andrich, Kimmich — Hoffman, Wirtz, Fuhrich — Muller.
German national team squad for USA, Mexico friendlies
Pos Player Club Caps Goals GK Oliver Baumann Hoffenheim 0 0 GK Bernd Leno Fulham (ENG) 9 0 GK Marc-Andre ter Stegen Barcelona (SPA) 36 0 GK Kevin Trapp Eintracht Frankfurt 7 0 DEF Robin Gosens Union Berlin 18 2 DEF Mats Hummels Borussia Dortmund 76 5 DEF David Raum RB Leipzig 18 0 DEF Antonio |
30086 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
Germany second-choice lineup (4-2-3-1): Leno (GK) — Gross, Tah, Thiaw, Gosens — Andrich, Kimmich — Hoffman, Wirtz, Fuhrich — Muller.
German national team squad for USA, Mexico friendlies
Pos Player Club Caps Goals GK Oliver Baumann Hoffenheim 0 0 GK Bernd Leno Fulham (ENG) 9 0 GK Marc-Andre ter Stegen Barcelona (SPA) 36 0 GK Kevin Trapp Eintracht Frankfurt 7 0 DEF Robin Gosens Union Berlin 18 2 DEF Mats Hummels Borussia Dortmund 76 5 DEF David Raum RB Leipzig 18 0 DEF Antonio Rudiger Real Madrid 62 2 DEF Niklas Sule Borussia Dortmund 47 1 DEF Jonathan Tah Bayer Leverkusen 17 0 DEF Malick Thiaw AC Milan (ITA) 2 0 MID Robert Andrich Bayer Leverkusen 0 0 MID Julian |
30087 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
German national team squad for USA, Mexico friendlies
Pos Player Club Caps Goals GK Oliver Baumann Hoffenheim 0 0 GK Bernd Leno Fulham (ENG) 9 0 GK Marc-Andre ter Stegen Barcelona (SPA) 36 0 GK Kevin Trapp Eintracht Frankfurt 7 0 DEF Robin Gosens Union Berlin 18 2 DEF Mats Hummels Borussia Dortmund 76 5 DEF David Raum RB Leipzig 18 0 DEF Antonio Rudiger Real Madrid 62 2 DEF Niklas Sule Borussia Dortmund 47 1 DEF Jonathan Tah Bayer Leverkusen 17 0 DEF Malick Thiaw AC Milan (ITA) 2 0 MID Robert Andrich Bayer Leverkusen 0 0 MID Julian Brandt Borussia Dortmund 44 3 MID Chris Fuhrich VfB Stuttgart 0 0 MID Leon Goretzka Bayern Munich 53 14 MID Pascal Gross Brighton (ENG) 2 0 MID Ilkay |
30088 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
friendlies
Pos Player Club Caps Goals GK Oliver Baumann Hoffenheim 0 0 GK Bernd Leno Fulham (ENG) 9 0 GK Marc-Andre ter Stegen Barcelona (SPA) 36 0 GK Kevin Trapp Eintracht Frankfurt 7 0 DEF Robin Gosens Union Berlin 18 2 DEF Mats Hummels Borussia Dortmund 76 5 DEF David Raum RB Leipzig 18 0 DEF Antonio Rudiger Real Madrid 62 2 DEF Niklas Sule Borussia Dortmund 47 1 DEF Jonathan Tah Bayer Leverkusen 17 0 DEF Malick Thiaw AC Milan (ITA) 2 0 MID Robert Andrich Bayer Leverkusen 0 0 MID Julian Brandt Borussia Dortmund 44 3 MID Chris Fuhrich VfB Stuttgart 0 0 MID Leon Goretzka Bayern Munich 53 14 MID Pascal Gross Brighton (ENG) 2 0 MID Ilkay Gundogan Barcelona (SPA) 69 |
30089 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
GK Oliver Baumann Hoffenheim 0 0 GK Bernd Leno Fulham (ENG) 9 0 GK Marc-Andre ter Stegen Barcelona (SPA) 36 0 GK Kevin Trapp Eintracht Frankfurt 7 0 DEF Robin Gosens Union Berlin 18 2 DEF Mats Hummels Borussia Dortmund 76 5 DEF David Raum RB Leipzig 18 0 DEF Antonio Rudiger Real Madrid 62 2 DEF Niklas Sule Borussia Dortmund 47 1 DEF Jonathan Tah Bayer Leverkusen 17 0 DEF Malick Thiaw AC Milan (ITA) 2 0 MID Robert Andrich Bayer Leverkusen 0 0 MID Julian Brandt Borussia Dortmund 44 3 MID Chris Fuhrich VfB Stuttgart 0 0 MID Leon Goretzka Bayern Munich 53 14 MID Pascal Gross Brighton (ENG) 2 0 MID Ilkay Gundogan Barcelona (SPA) 69 17 MID Jonas Hoffman Bayer Leverkusen |
30090 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
GK Bernd Leno Fulham (ENG) 9 0 GK Marc-Andre ter Stegen Barcelona (SPA) 36 0 GK Kevin Trapp Eintracht Frankfurt 7 0 DEF Robin Gosens Union Berlin 18 2 DEF Mats Hummels Borussia Dortmund 76 5 DEF David Raum RB Leipzig 18 0 DEF Antonio Rudiger Real Madrid 62 2 DEF Niklas Sule Borussia Dortmund 47 1 DEF Jonathan Tah Bayer Leverkusen 17 0 DEF Malick Thiaw AC Milan (ITA) 2 0 MID Robert Andrich Bayer Leverkusen 0 0 MID Julian Brandt Borussia Dortmund 44 3 MID Chris Fuhrich VfB Stuttgart 0 0 MID Leon Goretzka Bayern Munich 53 14 MID Pascal Gross Brighton (ENG) 2 0 MID Ilkay Gundogan Barcelona (SPA) 69 17 MID Jonas Hoffman Bayer Leverkusen 22 4 MID Joshua Kimmich Bayern |
30091 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
9 0 GK Marc-Andre ter Stegen Barcelona (SPA) 36 0 GK Kevin Trapp Eintracht Frankfurt 7 0 DEF Robin Gosens Union Berlin 18 2 DEF Mats Hummels Borussia Dortmund 76 5 DEF David Raum RB Leipzig 18 0 DEF Antonio Rudiger Real Madrid 62 2 DEF Niklas Sule Borussia Dortmund 47 1 DEF Jonathan Tah Bayer Leverkusen 17 0 DEF Malick Thiaw AC Milan (ITA) 2 0 MID Robert Andrich Bayer Leverkusen 0 0 MID Julian Brandt Borussia Dortmund 44 3 MID Chris Fuhrich VfB Stuttgart 0 0 MID Leon Goretzka Bayern Munich 53 14 MID Pascal Gross Brighton (ENG) 2 0 MID Ilkay Gundogan Barcelona (SPA) 69 17 MID Jonas Hoffman Bayer Leverkusen 22 4 MID Joshua Kimmich Bayern Munich 80 6 MID Jamal Musiala |
30092 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
Stegen Barcelona (SPA) 36 0 GK Kevin Trapp Eintracht Frankfurt 7 0 DEF Robin Gosens Union Berlin 18 2 DEF Mats Hummels Borussia Dortmund 76 5 DEF David Raum RB Leipzig 18 0 DEF Antonio Rudiger Real Madrid 62 2 DEF Niklas Sule Borussia Dortmund 47 1 DEF Jonathan Tah Bayer Leverkusen 17 0 DEF Malick Thiaw AC Milan (ITA) 2 0 MID Robert Andrich Bayer Leverkusen 0 0 MID Julian Brandt Borussia Dortmund 44 3 MID Chris Fuhrich VfB Stuttgart 0 0 MID Leon Goretzka Bayern Munich 53 14 MID Pascal Gross Brighton (ENG) 2 0 MID Ilkay Gundogan Barcelona (SPA) 69 17 MID Jonas Hoffman Bayer Leverkusen 22 4 MID Joshua Kimmich Bayern Munich 80 6 MID Jamal Musiala Bayern Munich 23 1 MID Leroy |
30093 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
GK Kevin Trapp Eintracht Frankfurt 7 0 DEF Robin Gosens Union Berlin 18 2 DEF Mats Hummels Borussia Dortmund 76 5 DEF David Raum RB Leipzig 18 0 DEF Antonio Rudiger Real Madrid 62 2 DEF Niklas Sule Borussia Dortmund 47 1 DEF Jonathan Tah Bayer Leverkusen 17 0 DEF Malick Thiaw AC Milan (ITA) 2 0 MID Robert Andrich Bayer Leverkusen 0 0 MID Julian Brandt Borussia Dortmund 44 3 MID Chris Fuhrich VfB Stuttgart 0 0 MID Leon Goretzka Bayern Munich 53 14 MID Pascal Gross Brighton (ENG) 2 0 MID Ilkay Gundogan Barcelona (SPA) 69 17 MID Jonas Hoffman Bayer Leverkusen 22 4 MID Joshua Kimmich Bayern Munich 80 6 MID Jamal Musiala Bayern Munich 23 1 MID Leroy Sane Bayern Munich 55 13 MID Florian |
30094 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
0 DEF Robin Gosens Union Berlin 18 2 DEF Mats Hummels Borussia Dortmund 76 5 DEF David Raum RB Leipzig 18 0 DEF Antonio Rudiger Real Madrid 62 2 DEF Niklas Sule Borussia Dortmund 47 1 DEF Jonathan Tah Bayer Leverkusen 17 0 DEF Malick Thiaw AC Milan (ITA) 2 0 MID Robert Andrich Bayer Leverkusen 0 0 MID Julian Brandt Borussia Dortmund 44 3 MID Chris Fuhrich VfB Stuttgart 0 0 MID Leon Goretzka Bayern Munich 53 14 MID Pascal Gross Brighton (ENG) 2 0 MID Ilkay Gundogan Barcelona (SPA) 69 17 MID Jonas Hoffman Bayer Leverkusen 22 4 MID Joshua Kimmich Bayern Munich 80 6 MID Jamal Musiala Bayern Munich 23 1 MID Leroy Sane Bayern Munich 55 13 MID Florian Wirtz Bayer Leverkusen 10 |
30095 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
18 2 DEF Mats Hummels Borussia Dortmund 76 5 DEF David Raum RB Leipzig 18 0 DEF Antonio Rudiger Real Madrid 62 2 DEF Niklas Sule Borussia Dortmund 47 1 DEF Jonathan Tah Bayer Leverkusen 17 0 DEF Malick Thiaw AC Milan (ITA) 2 0 MID Robert Andrich Bayer Leverkusen 0 0 MID Julian Brandt Borussia Dortmund 44 3 MID Chris Fuhrich VfB Stuttgart 0 0 MID Leon Goretzka Bayern Munich 53 14 MID Pascal Gross Brighton (ENG) 2 0 MID Ilkay Gundogan Barcelona (SPA) 69 17 MID Jonas Hoffman Bayer Leverkusen 22 4 MID Joshua Kimmich Bayern Munich 80 6 MID Jamal Musiala Bayern Munich 23 1 MID Leroy Sane Bayern Munich 55 13 MID Florian Wirtz Bayer Leverkusen 10 0 FWD Kevin Behrens Union Berlin |
30096 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
Borussia Dortmund 76 5 DEF David Raum RB Leipzig 18 0 DEF Antonio Rudiger Real Madrid 62 2 DEF Niklas Sule Borussia Dortmund 47 1 DEF Jonathan Tah Bayer Leverkusen 17 0 DEF Malick Thiaw AC Milan (ITA) 2 0 MID Robert Andrich Bayer Leverkusen 0 0 MID Julian Brandt Borussia Dortmund 44 3 MID Chris Fuhrich VfB Stuttgart 0 0 MID Leon Goretzka Bayern Munich 53 14 MID Pascal Gross Brighton (ENG) 2 0 MID Ilkay Gundogan Barcelona (SPA) 69 17 MID Jonas Hoffman Bayer Leverkusen 22 4 MID Joshua Kimmich Bayern Munich 80 6 MID Jamal Musiala Bayern Munich 23 1 MID Leroy Sane Bayern Munich 55 13 MID Florian Wirtz Bayer Leverkusen 10 0 FWD Kevin Behrens Union Berlin 0 0 FWD Niklas |
30097 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
David Raum RB Leipzig 18 0 DEF Antonio Rudiger Real Madrid 62 2 DEF Niklas Sule Borussia Dortmund 47 1 DEF Jonathan Tah Bayer Leverkusen 17 0 DEF Malick Thiaw AC Milan (ITA) 2 0 MID Robert Andrich Bayer Leverkusen 0 0 MID Julian Brandt Borussia Dortmund 44 3 MID Chris Fuhrich VfB Stuttgart 0 0 MID Leon Goretzka Bayern Munich 53 14 MID Pascal Gross Brighton (ENG) 2 0 MID Ilkay Gundogan Barcelona (SPA) 69 17 MID Jonas Hoffman Bayer Leverkusen 22 4 MID Joshua Kimmich Bayern Munich 80 6 MID Jamal Musiala Bayern Munich 23 1 MID Leroy Sane Bayern Munich 55 13 MID Florian Wirtz Bayer Leverkusen 10 0 FWD Kevin Behrens Union Berlin 0 0 FWD Niklas Fullkrug Borussia Dortmund 9 |
30098 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
DEF Antonio Rudiger Real Madrid 62 2 DEF Niklas Sule Borussia Dortmund 47 1 DEF Jonathan Tah Bayer Leverkusen 17 0 DEF Malick Thiaw AC Milan (ITA) 2 0 MID Robert Andrich Bayer Leverkusen 0 0 MID Julian Brandt Borussia Dortmund 44 3 MID Chris Fuhrich VfB Stuttgart 0 0 MID Leon Goretzka Bayern Munich 53 14 MID Pascal Gross Brighton (ENG) 2 0 MID Ilkay Gundogan Barcelona (SPA) 69 17 MID Jonas Hoffman Bayer Leverkusen 22 4 MID Joshua Kimmich Bayern Munich 80 6 MID Jamal Musiala Bayern Munich 23 1 MID Leroy Sane Bayern Munich 55 13 MID Florian Wirtz Bayer Leverkusen 10 0 FWD Kevin Behrens Union Berlin 0 0 FWD Niklas Fullkrug Borussia Dortmund 9 7 FWD Kai Havertz Arsenal |
30099 | What USMNT can expect from Julian Nagelsmann, Germany in first match for new manager
2 DEF Niklas Sule Borussia Dortmund 47 1 DEF Jonathan Tah Bayer Leverkusen 17 0 DEF Malick Thiaw AC Milan (ITA) 2 0 MID Robert Andrich Bayer Leverkusen 0 0 MID Julian Brandt Borussia Dortmund 44 3 MID Chris Fuhrich VfB Stuttgart 0 0 MID Leon Goretzka Bayern Munich 53 14 MID Pascal Gross Brighton (ENG) 2 0 MID Ilkay Gundogan Barcelona (SPA) 69 17 MID Jonas Hoffman Bayer Leverkusen 22 4 MID Joshua Kimmich Bayern Munich 80 6 MID Jamal Musiala Bayern Munich 23 1 MID Leroy Sane Bayern Munich 55 13 MID Florian Wirtz Bayer Leverkusen 10 0 FWD Kevin Behrens Union Berlin 0 0 FWD Niklas Fullkrug Borussia Dortmund 9 7 FWD Kai Havertz Arsenal (ENG) 39 13 FWD |
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