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Russian President Vladimir Putin himself has acknowledged that "mistakes" have been made in his partial mobilization.

The event will be webcast live from this page. In-person attendance for this event will be limited. If you are planning to attend in person, you must indicate this in your RSVP. The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) is honored to announce that we will be hosting Her Excellency Catherine Colonna, Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs of France, for a

Washington is pressuring Europe to raise defense spending. And some Republicans are vowing to cut aid to Ukraine if they make election gains.

Here’s what you need to know about Putin’s imposition of martial law.

Russian President Vladimir Putin doubled down Wednesday on his faltering invasion of Ukraine with a declaration of martial law in four illegally annexed regions and preparations within Russia for draconian new restrictions and crackdowns.

A guest on state TV said that in some areas of Kherson, Ukrainian troops outnumber the Russians "four to one."

Max Bergmann of CSIS told Newsweek that as the war goes on Putins military is likely to continue suffering setbacks amid Ukrainian counteroffensives.

The Kremlin on Tuesday appeared to double down on Russian President Vladimir Putins nuclear warnings.

While the world remains currently out of reach of nuclear conflict, Pavel Podvig says that there are several points of escalation from Russia to look out for.

CSIS Max Bergmann said he felt the strikes were "a bit of a psyop by the Russian president to try to test the will of the Ukrainian people."