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There Will Be No Winners in a Ukraine War

In Russian President Vladimir Putin’s mind, invasion is the only way to stop Ukraine’s westward drift. While there is little that can stop Moscow in the short term, Ukrainian resistance, Western sanctions, and opposition within Russia spell trouble for Putin in the longer term.

by Dimitar Bechev
published by
Aljazeera
 on February 23, 2022

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SecurityPolitical ReformForeign PolicyRussiaEuropeEastern EuropeUkraineIran
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