The document summarizes key aspects of the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war in 3 sentences:
1) The war started in 2022 with Russia's invasion of Ukraine to stop its movement towards NATO and the West, but Ukraine views it as a war for its independence.
2) It has involved intense warfare in Europe not seen since WWII, pitting the largest country in Europe against the largest nuclear power while threatening the global non-proliferation regime.
3) The West initially supplied limited aid but is now providing advanced weapons like HIMARS and considering Patriot batteries, while imposing unprecedented sanctions on Russia and acknowledging Ukraine's prospects for NATO and EU membership after victory.
The document summarizes key aspects of the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war in 3 sentences:
1) The war started in 2022 with Russia's invasion of Ukraine to stop its movement towards NATO and the West, but Ukraine views it as a war for its independence.
2) It has involved intense warfare in Europe not seen since WWII, pitting the largest country in Europe against the largest nuclear power while threatening the global non-proliferation regime.
3) The West initially supplied limited aid but is now providing advanced weapons like HIMARS and considering Patriot batteries, while imposing unprecedented sanctions on Russia and acknowledging Ukraine's prospects for NATO and EU membership after victory.
The document summarizes key aspects of the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war in 3 sentences:
1) The war started in 2022 with Russia's invasion of Ukraine to stop its movement towards NATO and the West, but Ukraine views it as a war for its independence.
2) It has involved intense warfare in Europe not seen since WWII, pitting the largest country in Europe against the largest nuclear power while threatening the global non-proliferation regime.
3) The West initially supplied limited aid but is now providing advanced weapons like HIMARS and considering Patriot batteries, while imposing unprecedented sanctions on Russia and acknowledging Ukraine's prospects for NATO and EU membership after victory.
Yevhen MAHDA +380504447799 rozumaha@gmail.com Key Issues Of The War • When has the war started - 2014 or 2022?
• Why has Russia started the
war?
• Is this a World War?
What does this war look like? • WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE OF UKRAINE • The most intensive warfare in Europe after 1945, but not the World War • Clash of the largest country in Europe and the largest country in the world (prospects of disintegration of Russia) • Attack of nuclear power on a country that voluntarily renounced nuclear weapons (collapse of the non- proliferation regime) IN 1994 • War of countries with the most prominent Orthodox communities (the fate of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchy) and the Russian Orthodox Church) Fakes and Misinformation • An obligatory element of modern warfare • FAKE is the cheapest weapon of mass destruction • EVERYONE, without exceptions, becomes the victim of fakes • Propaganda is part of war, and it often relies on fakes The West and Ukraine • HIMARS factor and Russian propaganda • Destruction of the missile cruiser “Moskva” and mastering of the Alliance's military equipment • Creation of the RAMMSTEIN format as the future format of international relations • The Law on Land-Lease in the USA • Changes in the position of European countries (GB, Poland, France, Germany, the first ever EU military aid) Stages of awareness of Russian-Ukrainian war by the West • Before February 24, 2022 - the supply of anti-tank weapons and MANPADS • April 2022 - delivery of 155 caliber howitzers • Summer of 2022 – HIMARS • December 2022 - a decision on the transfer of Patriot batteries • January 2023 - creation of a tank coalition • Politically, Ukraine is part of the European family Prospects of • There are no Homo Sapiens who confuse Ukraine and joining NATO Russia
and EU • Ukraine quickly received the status of a candidate for
EU membership due to political solidarity and the EU's interest in becoming an operator of the reconstruction of Ukraine • Ukraine will become a member of NATO after the victory over Russia Kremlin’s tools of war • Nuclear terrorism • Sizing the army up • Global spreading disinformation • Emphasis on listeners outside the “golden billion.” • Shaking the West and undermining its values • Pseudo-referendums at the occupied territories • The use of a private military criminal company VAGNER Demythologizing Russia - Lost the status of an understandable and reliable partner - The army is no longer “invincible and legendary.” - The EU got rid of energy dependence on Russia - Restrictions on the entry of citizens to the EU - The most extensive sanctions in the world’s history - Exclusion from sports competitions and cultural events (cancelling Russia) THE EDGE OF THE WAR
- Belarus is not Lukashenko only
- Situation in Moldova is alarming - Erdogan's own game - China`s “peacekeeping” - “Grain deal“ TASKS FOR TOMORROW • What the RUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN peace treaty will look like? • Who can be an effective mediator? • How long will the sanctions against Russia last? • What will the world be like after the Russian-Ukrainian war? • What will happen to the most powerful alliances – NATO and the EU – after end of the Russian- Ukrainian war?