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Putin's tactics in Syria repeat in Ukraine. - Vimarsana News

Putin's tactics in Syria repeat in Ukraine.

There is one difference between the wars in Ukraine and Syria: In Ukraine, the Russian army has been humiliated. But that makes Putin even more dangerous.

Source: slate.com
Experts React: Russia has launched a war against Ukraine. How can the West fight back? - Vimarsana News

Experts React: Russia has launched a war against Ukraine. How can the West fight back?

Our experts are weighing in with their thoughts about where this conflict is going and how the West can fight back.

Houthi Offensive 'Primary Obstacle' to Peace in Yemen, Says U.S. Special Envoy Lenderking - Vimarsana News

Houthi Offensive 'Primary Obstacle' to Peace in Yemen, Says U.S. Special Envoy Lenderking

The Biden administration’s diplomatic efforts toward ending the war in Yemen are yielding international consensus on the need for a cease-fire and a more inclusive peace process, U.S. Special Envoy for Yemen Timothy Lenderking said on February 8. However, Lenderking added, a military offensive by Houthi rebels is a major obstacle to those peace efforts.

Source: usip.org
ISIS leader killed by US in Syria, but group has expanded global reach - Vimarsana News

ISIS leader killed by US in Syria, but group has expanded global reach

Despite the death of its leader, ISIS has a continuity of operations plan and poses a significant threat to U.S. interests, according to experts.

Regional Powers Seek To Fill Vacuum Left By West's Retreat From Afghanistan - Vimarsana News

Regional Powers Seek To Fill Vacuum Left By West's Retreat From Afghanistan

For 20 years, the West had a firm foothold in Afghanistan. Now, with the Taliban back in power, the United States and its allies have retreated. Seeking to fill void are regional powers China and Russia. Some analysts say the region threatens to become an anti-Western hub.

Source: rferl.org