With Vladimir Putin on the verge of launching a full-scale invasion of Ukraine that could spark a devastating war, former Polish President Aleksander Kwaśniewski has some thoughts on how to manage the latest round of aggression from Moscow.
Now, with the Russian president on the verge of launching
For months, Vladimir Putin has been aggressively pushing for guarantees from NATO that Ukraine be barred from the alliance, using Western leaders’ refusal to cede to that demand as justification for Moscow’s continued military escalations. Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky, meanwhile, has remained firm in his stance that his country should have the right to join the alliance as a member state, with all the security perks that come with it.
“They want to crack our minds,” Kavatsiuk told The Daily Beast. “Their main problem is that they are afraid about entering without the population’s agreement. They want us to say 'we can’t survive like this, give us anything else, even you.'’”kill list should the Ukrainian government be overthrown “The more their direction is towards the west and NATO, the more Putin thinks ‘we want our lands back,’” he added.which opened the door to Russia’s reemergence as a diplomatic actor in the Middle East.I saw very, very serious citizens. They don’t smile. They are prepared to fight. Putin may have underestimated their will.
Kavatsiuk, who is deputy CEO of Kyiv’s Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial Center, said that some natively Russian-speaking Ukrainians switch to Ukrainian when traveling abroad so as not to be perceived as Russians.
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