Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor, Head of the Department of International Relations at the National University of Ostroh Academy, EURoCoPR project participant Tetiana Sydoruk shared her expert opinion in the article ‘What plan can end the Russian war in Ukraine’ for NewVoice.
What plan can end the Russian war in Ukraine?
Ukraine seeks to end the war on favourable terms, at least to avoid an unacceptable settlement with restrictions on sovereignty, recognition of territorial losses or the inevitability of renewed conflict
In 2023, Kyiv hoped to gain the necessary leverage by breaking through Russian lines in the South and threatening Crimea. But in the summer offensive, Ukraine lacked the resources, troops, and tactics to overcome well-prepared Russian defences and achieve a decisive victory. Since then, Kyiv and Washington have not shared a common vision of how to end the war on favourable terms successfully.
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The project ‘Civil Society in Conflict Resolution: 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 conflict resolution and raise awareness of modern hybrid conflicts.
