Ukraine War, October 6, 2022: Are Putin’s nuclear threats working? Will Biden blink?
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Warren P. Strobel
Ukraine War, September 12, 2022: Repercussions of Russian debacle in Kharkiv; U.S. should deliver weapons capable of hitting Russia, rely on commitments from Ukraine not to do so without U.S. authorization; NATO response to tactical nuclear weapon
Dispatches 1) Mike Martin, “Putin is finished. The Ukrainians have him on the ropes with a stunning victory in their sights; In 72 hours, the…
Ukraine War, May 7, 2022 (II): Biden administration blunders on intelligence sharing leaks points to need for personnel changes on foreign policy team
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Ukraine War, May 7, 2022 (III): Desperate plight of Ukrainian fighters in Azovstal steelwork; Urgent need for international action to avoid massacre
1) “Asowstal-Kämpfer senden Hilferuf; Wie in einer »höllischen Reality-Show« kommt er sich vor – und die Welt schaut zu. Das schreibt der Kommandeur der Truppen…
Ukraine War, April 13, 2022 (I): U.S. still hung up on “offensive” v. “defensive” weapons distinction; U.S. won’t provide Ukraine with intelligence or weapons that would enable it to strike targets in Crimea or Russia, for fear of provoking Russia
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Ukraine War, March 8, 2022: Limited no-fly zone; Crimes against Humanity, War Crimes, the Crime of Aggression
Draft After the Russian invasions of Ukraine in 2014, former Solidarity leader and former Polish President Lech Walensa, commenting on Putin, said: “He broke agreements,…