The Ukraine War: What happens next?

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  From the BBC World Service, this is a special collaborative edition of the Global News podcast.

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  With our colleagues from UkraineCast,

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  I'm Jackie Leonard and in the studio we have Ukraine cast presenter Vitaly Shevchenko

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  and our chief international correspondent Lise Doucet.

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  And in Kiev we have James Waterhouse.

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  We are recording this edition at 16 hours GMT on Friday 7th March.

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  That's 1,108 days since Russia's full scale invasion of Ukraine.

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  Events are moving very fast and we'll be putting your questions to our experts

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  and trying to unpick some of the issues that have come to the fore in the last week.

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  Now, we want to get through as many questions as possible.

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  So let's begin with Denise.

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  Hi, my name is Denise and I'm from Auckland, New Zealand.

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  I'm exploring worst case scenarios and my.

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  Question and concern is what happens if US stops supporting Ukraine and eventually they.

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  Will have no choice but to surrender to Russia.

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  Now, for the last three years of war, America has been Ukraine's largest donor.

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  The decision to freeze military aid follows

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  that very public disagreement in the Oval Office between Volodymyr Zelenskyy,

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  Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. vance.

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  James, if we begin with you, what if the US never restarts its military support?

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