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A Kremlin-Controlled Ukraine Would Transform Europe By Liana Fix and Michael Kimmage Russia launched a large-scale invasion of Ukraine early on Thursday, initiating a war that will have sweeping consequences for Ukraine, for Europe, and for the international order. “The United States and its allies could find themselves deeply unprepared” to deal with the fallout, Liana Fix and Michael Kimmage write. “There may be little that the West can do to prevent a Russian military conquest,” but “it will be able to influence what happens afterward,” they add. “Wars that are won are never won forever.”
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Moscow’s Use of Overwhelming Force Against Ukraine By Michael Kofman and Jeffrey Edmonds What War in Ukraine Would Look Like—and How America Should Respond By Alexander Vindman and Dominic Cruz Bustillos No Russian Invasion Can Undo Ukrainian Nationhood By Maria Popova and Oxana Shevel Russia’s Perpetual Geopolitics Putin Returns to the Historical Pattern Containment Beyond the Cold War How Washington Lost the Post-Soviet Peace How to Understand the Crisis in Ukraine The Origins of the Conflict and What Comes Next
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