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Ukraine War, October 2, 2022: Future moves in Putin’s war;

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Ukraine Crisis, February 17, 2022: Cold War with Russia in progress, could last for decades; Russia confirms threat of use of force in writing; U.N. Security Council meets; U.S. and NATO must seize control of narrative, move to offense with sanctions, war footing

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Ukraine Crisis, February 15, 2022 (II): Scholz is tough in Moscow; Putin hints at negotiation and withdrawals, but it could be a deception; Russian military moves to block any NATO intervention; Biden gives strong speech; Security Council meeting on February 17

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Cyber attacks on European oil terminals: A taste of Putin’s next hybrid war?

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Change Putin’s calculations: Put force back on the table, and begin active cyber-warfare measures to defend Ukraine