In a podcast discussion, Castel addresses the complexities of war, emphasizing that targeting in military operations can lead to unintended civilian casualties, as seen in the Sumy attack where 34 died and 117 were injured. He highlights the uncertainty military leaders face and the need for quick decisions based on incomplete information. Castel notes that while blame often lies on both sides in conflicts, deliberate attacks on civilians are not typical. He also discusses the U.S. stance on Russia's actions and the delicate balance in peace negotiations, warning against excessive concessions that could empower Russia. Teljes cikk (Magyarnemzet)