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The simple truth is Russia has used its tanks very poorly and Ukrainians have made them pay dearly for it.

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A year after Russia’s initial invasion of Ukraine, experts at an MIT Starr Forum examined the domestic implications of the war in both countries.

With the Ukraine War entering its second year today, NATO’s member-states and their respective populations face disagreements over the extent to which they should take risks and make sacrifices to achieve a full liberation of Ukrainian land.

Prominent right-wing Russian nationalists have seen their influence and public profiles rise over the past year to a point where they appear poised to shape the country's future.

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Russia’s Northern Fleet’s ballistic missile submarines and strategic bomber force’s capabilities remain intact despite the heavy toll the country’s invasion into Ukraine has had on its naval infantry, army and special forces assigned to the Kola Peninsula, a new report from the Center for Strategic and International Studies found. The Arctic remains “of great strategic […]

The supplying of tanks by the US and Germany to Ukraine in its conflict with Russia has raised the stakes in a war scenario that could become increasingly perilous for the world.Ted Galen Carpenter, in a post Thursday on antiwar.com, wrote: "A dramatic escalation of US and NATO involvement in the Ukraine war is taking place — and that move is yet another reckless provocation toward Russia."The Biden administration and NATO are playing a very dangerous game by engaging in such an esca...

"Cities that are pampered, such as Moscow, St. Petersburg and Yekaterinburg will be subject to strikes," said Ukrainian presidential adviser Mikhail Podolyak.

Ambassador (ret.) Marie Yovanovitch in conversation with Emily Channell-Justice, Director, Temerty Contemporary Ukraine Program, HURI This event is co-sponsored by the MIT Ukraine Program, a new initiative within the MIT Eurasia Program. In-Person Event  (Livestream: YouTube)