How Ukraine war began and how it might end – interview with strategist Edward Luttwak
Edward Luttwak is among modern times' most sought-after military strategists, advising the Pentagon, presidents, and pri...
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Edward Luttwak is among modern times' most sought-after military strategists, advising the Pentagon, presidents, and pri...
Russia's grinding battlefield offensives and "cannon fodder" approach don't bode well for Ukrainians or the world, warns David Johnson, a retired soldier and RAND researcher who specializes in military strategy, innovation, and doctrine.
In a comprehensive interview, Western military strategist Edward Luttwak blames Germany for the Ukrainian war and warns Kyiv and its allies against pursuing "total victory." Instead, he says, a democratic answer could lie in "an actual plebiscite" in eastern Ukraine.
Beyond the tragic loss of life, many Kyiv residents are still coping with damage to their homes from the Russians' abortive offensive on Europe's seventh-most-populous city.
Officials including Prime Minister Kiril Petkov channel local resentment to relocate Ukrainian families away from the Bulgarian Riviera, baffling displaced victims of Russia's invasion and prompting some to return home despite the risks.