Tag Archives: Russia-Ukraine War

Як Захід може зупинити російську військову ескалацію в Україні

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У серпні Росія наростила військовий тиск на Україну, сконцентрувавши близько п’ятдесяти тисяч солдат уздовж українського кордону, в той час як контрольовані Москвою бойовики активізували обстріли українських урядових позицій на Донбасі і погрожують Києву «великою війною». Заходу час зрозуміти, що готовність Москви виконувати свої зобов’язання не може бути «купленою» ціною поступок з боку України. (PDF) Максим Хилько Note: Англомовний оригінал статті опубліковано Atlantic Council 25 серпня 2015 р.

How the West Can Stop Russia’s Escalating War in Ukraine

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In August Russia stepped up military pressure on Ukraine, concentrating about fifty thousand troops along its border with Ukraine, using its proxy militias to shell Ukrainian government positions in the Donbas, and threatening Kyiv with “a big war.” The West should understand that Moscow’s readiness to fulfill its obligations cannot be bought with concessions at Ukraine’s expense. (PDF) Maksym Khylko

Ukraine at War: Truth Against Russian Propaganda

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Materials of the conference ‘Ukraine at War: Truth Against Russian Propaganda’ that was held in Brussels on June 16, 2015 to provide representatives of the European institutions including the European Commission, the European External Action Service and the European Parliament as well as representatives of the media with an insight into Russian political and military propaganda and the way it is used in the current military conflict in eastern Ukraine. (PDF) Oleg Panfilov, Tetiana Matychak, Oleksandra Matviichuk, Arkadiy Babchenko

Annexed Crimea and Russia’s Nuclear Saber-Rattling

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The Russian Federation makes an attempt to testify new nuclear strategy in the occupied Crimea. This strategy consists of a combination of steadily changing intimidation technique applying against Western countries, and traditional hybrid approaches to strengthen current Moscow’s position towards justifying illegal annexation of the part of Ukrainian territory. (PDF) Oleksandr Tytarchuk

How has the Ukrainian issue reshaped the NATO alliance?

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The aim of this article is primarily to explain how the Russia-Ukraine conflict has uncovered quite interesting trends in Euro-Atlantic security, including trends in NATO governance, and to conceptualise the strategic autonomy debate in Euro-Atlantic relations. (PDF) Bjørn Olav Knutsen

Ukraine’s Dangerous Drive to Decentralize

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Ukraine might benefit from decentralization, but only after the main anticorruption reforms are put into place, its economy is stabilized, and the threat to its very existence is removed. Under the present conditions, decentralization will weaken the central government and make Ukraine more vulnerable to Russian threats without de-escalating the conflict. (PDF) Maksym Khylko

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