The result is basically already known
Media mentions – Charting the Long War
Jana Puglierin talks to The Pioneer about the consequences of the partial mobilisation in Russia and Western arms deliveries to Ukraine
Scholz is concerned about the images of German tanks, the narrative that might be created, and the potential for escalation that such a qualitative leap would have
Rafael Loss explains how Germany should lead a European plan to supply Leopards and recapture Russian-occupied territory in Ukraine
Now, we really need to turn around every vehicle and every piece of equipment we have in the West, and I don’t see the willingness in the West yet
Gustav Gressel comments on the strength of the Russian military and its chances for success in light of the partial mobilization
We will have to train crews, build supply lines for fuel, ammunition and spare parts. But it has to happen at some point, and the sooner the better
It’s a mix of implicit and explicit threats, which aims at discouraging the opponent
Some members of the government are starting to reconsider the red line on supplying tanks
Rafael Loss describes how Ukraine’s battlefield successes have affected policy debates in Berlin
We cannot consider that there has been any form of legitimate voting in these regions under the current conditions
Marie Dumoulin talks about pro-Russian referendums in the occupied territories of Donbas, their lack of legitimacy, and their impact
If Russia’s vital interests were threatened, they would resort to it, this is the Russian nuclear doctrine, in this last discourse it becomes an attack on territorial integrity