Although a Russian attack on other European countries is not imminent, the risk would increase exponentially if Europe fails to support Kyiv
Nathalie Tocci explains what is needed from Europe as US support for Kyiv falters
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When Russian President Vladimir Putin gave the order to attack the Ukrainians in February 2022, he also attacked the Soviet Union
Putin plays, on the one hand, with propaganda and, on the other, with military intimidation, trying to appear stronger than he actually is
Arturo Varvelli comments on the attack in Odessa close to Ukrainian President Zelensky, on a visit with Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis
Ukrainian military experts are cautious about providing information on these defences, which also include surface-to-air missile systems Nasams (Norway, USA), SAMPS/T (Italy, France) and others
Ukraine’s strategy is likely to shift to one of active defence by 2024 to preserve and rebuild its forces and conduct targeted attacks to raise the costs of Russia’s invasion
Rafael Loss believes Kyiv will move to active defense by 2024 to preserve and rebuild its forces
[Ukraine’s] Western partners are much more afraid of the prospect of Russian defeat than of the war as it stands, or even of an expansion or escalation
Bruno Maçães reflects on the two-year anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine
In this podcast, Célia Belin and Marie Dumoulin explain how the war in Ukraine reshaped the global order
Célia Belin and Marie Dumoulin on how the war in Ukraine affected the global system of alliances
Leo Litra on the second anniversary of Russia’s war on Ukraine, seen through Zelensky’s eyes
For Europe to continue to support Ukraine, EU leaders must change the way they talk about the war
