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"As NATO prepares for its summit this year in Vilnius, Lithuania, in July, the alliance needs to look again at membership for Ukraine as the best way to lock in and enforce peace in Europe," writes @AmbDanFried in @just_security. https://t.co/oEnatq6lE8
WATCH | @JohnEdHerbst on @NewsNation: "Putin, despite all the defeats his military has suffered in Ukraine, still has his maximalist objectives." "Until there's a realistic understanding in the Kremlin of what Moscow can achieve, they will continue this war." https://t.co/fpJ4z1AUkX
⚡ "As NATO prepares for its summit this year in Vilnius, Lithuania, in July, the alliance needs to look again at membership for Ukraine as the best way to lock in and enforce peace in Europe," writes @AmbDanFried in @just_security. https://t.co/oEnatq6TtG
#UkraineAlert | "Putin’s complete misjudgment of Ukrainian morale was one of the most remarkable intelligence failures of the modern era," argues @Biz_Ukraine_Mag. https://t.co/MtwXjloRtL
#UkraineAlert | While the desire for peace in Ukraine is perfectly understandable, mounting calls to appease Putin by handing him a partial victory ignore the lessons of history and would almost certainly lead to more war, writes @MahmoudianArman. https://t.co/32NYaxku8M
#UkraineAlert | "Putin’s complete misjudgment of Ukrainian morale was one of the most remarkable intelligence failures of the modern era," argues @Biz_Ukraine_Mag. https://t.co/MtwXjlojEd
#UkraineAlert | "While international support for Ukraine has been hugely effective, major challenges lie ahead," writes @serhiyprytula. "Western leaders must now demonstrate in words and deeds that they are fully committed to standing with Ukraine." https://t.co/rHOPOXLyfG
#UkraineAlert | "If Moscow is not defeated in Ukraine, it will continue to pursue expansionist policies. In other words, the future peace and stability of Eurasia hinges on the outcome of the war in Ukraine," argues @MahmoudianArman. https://t.co/32NYaxjWje
#UkraineAlert | While the desire for peace in Ukraine is perfectly understandable, mounting calls to appease Putin by handing him a partial victory ignore the lessons of history and would almost certainly lead to more war, writes @MahmoudianArman. https://t.co/32NYaxjWje
#UkraineAlert | "If Moscow is rewarded for the invasion of Ukraine with territorial gains, the world will become a far more dangerous place," argues @Biz_Ukraine_Mag. https://t.co/9EHd6VouYd