Frank Gardner
Frank Gardner is a prominent journalist and security correspondent for the BBC, known for his insightful analysis on global security issues, particularly in relation to conflict zones. His reporting has provided in-depth coverage of terrorism, war, and international relations, and he has been recognized for his bravery in the field, notably after surviving a terrorist attack in Saudi Arabia. Gardner's expertise and experience make him a key voice in discussions about contemporary security challenges, including the ongoing war in Ukraine.
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North Macedonia:
Analyst Frank Gardner explains the challenges of deploying multinational forces in Ukraine.
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Lithuania:
Frank Gardner noted that Oleg Gordievsky could have prevented World War III.
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Venezuela:
Frank Gardner is a security correspondent for the BBC who comments on the implications of U.S. policy.
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Croatia:
Frank Gardner analyzed the military implications of the ceasefire agreement and its potential impact on Ukraine.
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Slovakia:
Frank Gardner is a BBC correspondent who commented on the diplomatic language used by the Kremlin regarding the phone call.
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Slovakia:
Frank Gardner is a BBC correspondent who commented on the diplomatic language used by the Kremlin regarding the phone call.
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Venezuela:
Frank Gardner analyzed that Ukraine would remember February 12 as a difficult day facing a new and unwanted reality.
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Belarus:
Frank Gardner writes that five main lessons should be drawn from this year's Munich Security Conference.
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Greece:
Frank Gardner is a BBC correspondent commenting on the geopolitical situation surrounding the Munich Security Conference.
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Venezuela:
Frank Gardner highlighted the rapid developments in efforts to end the war in Ukraine.
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