【現代戦争の実態とは？】小泉悠／ウクライナ戦争はなぜ終わらない？パランティアの役割とは？／THINKpod

Why is the Russia-Ukraine War never ending? How does it differ from the situation in Iran? We interviewed Yu Koizumi, a military commentator and associate professor at the Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology (International Security Initiatives) at the University of Tokyo, about the characteristics of modern warfare, the role of Palantirs, the realities he witnessed in wartime Ukraine, and the changes in the world order. This is the first part, packed with hints for understanding contemporary international affairs. THINKpod is a business video media brought to you by Kodansha. @THINKpod_by_KODANSHA 👆Please subscribe to our channel! Part 1 This video Part 2 Released July 4th Table of Contents 1:02 The Situation in Ukraine and Iran 4:05 Modern Nations are Resilient 6:32 What Has Changed in Modern Warfare? 11:16 The Role of Palantirs 16:49 The Situation on the Ground in Ukraine 19:03 Reasons Why the Ukrainian War is Dragging On 23:01 Was Zelenskyy's Stay in the Capital a Life-Threatening Show? 25:23 How has the global balance of power changed? 27:14 One effect of the Russia-Ukraine War 〈Books by Yu Koizumi〉 "Modern War Theory: The Future of the World as Seen from Russia and Ukraine" (Chikuma Shinsho) https://amzn.to/4vIg5wO 〈Guest〉 Yu Koizumi Associate Professor, Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology (International Security Initiatives), University of Tokyo Born in Chiba Prefecture in 1982. Graduated from Waseda University, Faculty of Social Sciences and Graduate School of Political Science. Master of Political Science. After working for a private company, as a specialist analyst at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a visiting researcher at the Institute of World Economy and International Relations (IMEMO RAN) of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and a visiting researcher at the Institute for Future Engineering, he assumed his current position. His specialty is Russian military and security. His published works include The Geopolitics of "Imperial" Russia: Eurasian Strategy Read Through "Spheres of Influence" (Tokyodo Publishing, 2019, recipient of the Suntory Prize for Social Sciences and Humanities), Military Strategy of Modern Russia (Chikuma Shinsho, 2021), Sketches of Russia (PHP Institute, 2022), The Ukraine War (Chikuma Shinsho, 2022), The Okhotsk Nuclear Fortress (Asahi Shinsho, 2024), and many others. Interviewer Yuka Sato Courrier Japon caster and editor. After graduating from Waseda University's Faculty of Law, she worked in business investment at Itochu Corporation, including a posting in London. She then transitioned to a career as a caster, working for NHK Miyazaki, TBS NEWS, Nikkei CNBC, and others. She has interviewed presidents of over 200 listed companies. Currently, she is involved in building new media at SBI Neo Media Holdings. She is challenging herself in the media industry from both a business and creative perspective. x.com/sincerelyysnews?s=11 #Yu Koizumi #International Affairs #War #Modern War Theory #Ukraine War #Russia #Russia-Ukraine War #Iran #Iran Situation