Russia’s Protracted War in Ukraine – Part 3 of 4

When Putin stated in July that Moscow had barely started its campaign in Ukraine, daring the west to try to defeat it on the battlefield, it was considered a sign of Russia’s readiness to continue its military campaign in Ukraine and its grand strategy concentrated on the bigger geopolitical game than Eastern Europe.

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Autor Ridvan Bari Urcosta
Senior Analyst at Strategy&Future
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