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Ukraine’s battlefield success should not lead us to underestimate Russia

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has failed to achieve any of its key goals, but this reflects Ukrainian strength rather than Russian weakness. Putin's army remains a formidable threat to Europe that must not be underestimated, writes Peter Dickinson.

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Ukraine’s battlefield success should not lead us to underestimate Russia

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has failed to achieve any of its key goals, but this reflects Ukrainian strength rather than Russian weakness. Putin's army remains a formidable threat to Europe that must not be…

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mirror.co.uk18 h fa

'NATO must stand firm over Vladimir Putin who treats peace like weakness'

"NATO must stand united, strengthen defences and keep backing Ukraine - because if Putin is not stopped, other European nations will be next"

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  1. giovedì 28 maggio 2026·atlanticcouncil.org

    Ukraine’s battlefield success should not lead us to underestimate Russia

    The Russian invasion of Ukraine has failed to achieve any of its key goals, but this reflects Ukrainian strength rather than Russian weakness. Putin's army remains a formidable…

  2. venerdì 29 maggio 2026·mirror.co.uk

    'NATO must stand firm over Vladimir Putin who treats peace like weakness'

    "NATO must stand united, strengthen defences and keep backing Ukraine - because if Putin is not stopped, other European nations will be next"