School dormitory strike was 'an act of terrorism' — Scott Ritter

Russia has opened a criminal case into what officials are calling a Ukrainian terror attack on a school dormitory in Lugansk. Kremlin officials say Kiev must bear full responsibility, while emergency teams continue search and rescue efforts at the site.

Former U.S. Marine Corps intelligence officer Scott Ritter joins the program to analyze the strike, arguing that the attack was not accidental and that NATO and Western intelligence support make Ukraine’s military operations possible. Ritter also discusses the West’s silence, the use of drones as psychological warfare, and the danger of so-called “double tap” strikes targeting rescuers and civilians.