Andrew Bacevich: Ukraine is Paying the Price for the U.S. "Recklessly" Pushing NATO Expansion

What role did the United States play in creating conditions for Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and what will it take to end the war? The U.S. invasion of Iraq, which saw no repercussions for the Bush administration despite breaching international humanitarian law, coupled with Cold War-era policies and NATO's eastward expansion, incited Putin's aggressions towards Ukraine, says retired colonel Andrew Bacevich, president and co-founder of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft. American decision makers acted impetuously, and indeed recklessly, and now we're facing the consequences," says Bacevich.