Russia-Ukraine War: Four Years of Attrition
Four years into the full-scale invasion, Russia has not achieved its strategic goals in Ukraine, with the conflict now lasting longer than the Soviet Union's fight against Germany in World War II.
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Russia and Ukraine’s war of attrition leaves no easy off-ramp
Four years after launching the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia has not achieved any of its strategic goals. The conflict – now lasting longer than the Soviet Union’s fight against Germany in World War II – has only caused Moscow to lose its influence dramatically in the post-Soviet space. Is there a way out of the Kremlin’s Ukraine adventure? In the early days of war, which erupted on February 24, 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed that his “special military operation” in...
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