There is no shortage of growing tensions in eastern Europe. There is the growing EU-Belarus standoff over illegal migration. There are western reports that Russia is amassing troops within its own borders. And of course, there is the self-inflicted crisis of European energy supplies. It is no coincidence some are calling this a hybrid war. But whose hybrid war against whom? CrossTalking with Earl Rasmussen, Daniel McAdams, and Peter Kuznick:
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