Tetiana Sydoruk, Doctor of Political Science, professor, Head of the International Relations Department at the National University of Ostroh Academy, and participant in the EURoCoPR project, shared her expert opinion in an article titled “How the West can destroy Putin’s military optimism at the NATO summit in Vilnius” for NewVoice.
How the West can destroy Putin’s military optimism at the NATO summit in Vilnius
What is the best way to avoid a protracted war?
In the short term, the answer to the question in the headline is obvious: the United States and its allies must continue to send weapons to Ukraine and provide intelligence and training to enable Kyiv to liberate as much of its territory as possible this year. But medium- and long-term planning is also needed, and that is much more difficult.
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The project “Civil Society in Conflict Resolution Process: EU Experience for Ukraine” (101084973 — EURoCoRP — ERASMUS-JMO-2022-HEI-TCH-RSCH) is implemented by the National University of Ostroh Academy with co-financing from the European Union and aims to promote the values of EU civil society in the conflict resolution process and raise awareness of contemporary hybrid conflicts.