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Concerned by the growing appetite of some European powers to bolster their support for Ukraine, and seeking to weaken corollary US support, Russia is escalating its intimidation strategy against the West.
UK intelligence has analysed Russia's steps to make their occupation of currently held territories of Ukraine irreversible, suggesting that residents without Russian passports may be deported. Source: UK Defence Intelligence review on Twitter dated 10 March, as reported by European Pravda Details: In particular, the ministry recalled that in the occupied territories, it is currently impossible to receive social services, including medical services, without a Russian passport.
The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) has considered several likely scenarios for Russian government actions in response to calls from "lawmakers" in unrecognised Transnistria for help, all of which are in some way linked to destabilising the situation in Moldova.
Analyst Anna Aruntunyan unpacks what ‘winning’ and ‘losing’ mean to Russia and Ukraine and argues it’s time the West was honest about defining what can practically be achieved.
Colonel Artyom Zhoga, commander of the so-called Donetsk People’s Republic’s Sparta battalion, had just delivered a spirited speech in which he asked Putin to run again in the upcoming presidential elections. No one doubted that Putin would run in the elections in less than three weeks and win them overwhelmingly. The Kremlin least of all, because they have done everything in their power to ensure that the March 17 elections will end with Putin’s triumph.