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Mar- 2022 -

8 March

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba give a press conference

NATO’s Help to Ukraine Could Deter Russia From Territorial Expansion

By helping Ukraine, NATO sends signals of resoluteness that could deter Russia from additional aggressive actions and attempts at territorial expansion.

8 March

Europe

Ukrainian Territorial Defense Forces, the military reserve of the Ukrainian Armes Forces, take part in a military exercise near Kyiv

Staff Writer With AFP

Five Reasons Why Ukraine Has Been Able to Stall Russian Advance

Ukrainian forces have managed to hold up the advance of the Russians with resistance that has won plaudits from Western allies.

3 March

Commentary

Michael A. Allen, Michael E. Flynn, and Carla Martinez Machain

Menu of Foreign Policy: Sanctions, Cyberwar, and Troop Deployment in Ukraine

Countries have a menu of different options to achieve foreign policy goals and the US is currently evaluating which options it will pursue to try to dissuade Russia.

3 March

Commentary

Russian President Vladimir Putin in front of a map in 2006

Nicolè M. Ford

‘Russia’s Ancestral Lands’ and Putin’s Justification to Invade Ukraine

Putin’s war is not solely about identity, but it drives him and is the main justification for his actions in Ukraine.

2 March

War

Ukrainian service members look for and collect unexploded shells after a fighting with Russian raiding group in the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv

Staff Writer With AFP

Key Ukrainian Port Sees Increased Russian Attacks

The mayor of Ukraine's key southeastern coastal city Mariupol said Russian forces had pummelled the port for hours and were attempting to block civilians from leaving.

2 March

Europe