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Four years ago, the world expected Ukraine to be crushed, but it has stood firm. So what now for Putin? | Rajan Menon
A quick landgrab has distorted into a complex geopolitical conflict – and even Trump’s fulminations can’t seem to make Ukrainians give in, says Rajan Menon, a professor emeritus of international relations
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lemonde.fr
Vladimir Putin, trapped by his own logic of war
EDITORIAL. Russia's leader finds himself stuck in a war of attrition, causing a devastating loss of life for only limited territorial gains.
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theguardian.com
The Guardian view on the fourth anniversary of Putin’s war: Ukraine is exhausted, but not broken | Editorial
Editorial: Despite relentless attrition at appalling human cost, the Kremlin has not achieved its goals. Maximum economic pressure can undermine its war aims
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War in Ukraine: 'The key issue is to deter Russia from attacking again'
OP-ED. From 2014 to 2022, eight years of armed conflict in the Donbas region marked the first act of Russia's war of aggression; the full-scale invasion was the second. If…
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Four years into Ukraine invasion, Russia’s gains are small, while Kyiv remains resilient
With the Russian military performing poorly, Ukraine is clarifying strategy and pushing back with modest success
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aljazeera.com
Devastation and frozen frontlines: Ukraine marks four years of Russia’s war
Ukrainians are repelled by the prospect of capitulating to Moscow as the war barrels into another year.
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Four years ago, the world expected Ukraine to be crushed, but it has stood firm. So what now for Putin? | Rajan Menon
A quick landgrab has distorted into a complex geopolitical conflict – and even Trump’s fulminations can’t seem to make Ukrainians give in, says Rajan Menon, a professor emeritus…
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How Putin stays strong in Russia, four years into war in Ukraine
The quick victory never came. But a functional economy, controlled media and slow battle gains give Putin control.
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Four years into the Ukraine war, Moscow sees vindication, not failure
What many in the West viewed as a strategic blunder is increasingly seen in Moscow as a costly but necessary gamble.