Experts React: Factors Shaping the Russia-Ukraine Conflict in 2023

In the second year of the war, where Russia and Ukraine were unable to meet their expectations, CSIS expert groups studied factors to determine the future of conflicts. These experts borrow a information analyst approach to evaluate the path that can develop conflicts, limit the reality for politicians and do not make a right forecast. Emily Harding discusses the issue of life and death from the perspective of continuing external assistance to Ukraine and the patience of the Ukrainian people. Ben Jensen discusses the unity of the Russian army and its catastrophic collapse. Heather Williams evaluates the approaching nuclear issue. Finally, consider how Elliott Cohen can end the dispute.

Single Point of Failure: Will Outside Support for Ukraine Endure?

Emily Harding International Security Program Deputy Director and Advanced Researcher

The success or failure of Kiev's military operations depends on an unfortunate fact. Ukraine's Zelenceky Knowed this, spending a lot of time and energy to strengthen relations and securing a corresponding supply-he visited Washington and Europe away from Ukraine.

The western countries responded to this. NATO member states have begun to provide more and more effective and powerful weapons systems, despite the slow and indecisive beginning with concerns about escalates. Himar (light and mobilized, hig h-commanded artillery platform) has already become a hero of the war, and Abrams and Leopardo tanks have also appeared. Of course, discussions on the fourt h-generation fighters and lon g-distance firearms are not so far away.

However, Zelenceky's work has not been over yet. Russia is doing his best to spread all cracks in Ukraine's support. The recent protest against the Corin's incineration in Sweden seems to have been acquired by Russian funds to fuel the NATO member of Sweden in Turkey. According to a recent survey by the COE European Hybrid Center, some major European countries are wondering why Europe will send so many help to Ukraine. These layers are still a minority, but Ukraine has just entered a year of struggle, which is likely to be very long. < SPAN> In the second year of the war, where Russia and Ukraine could not meet their expectations, CSIS experts have studied factors to determine the future of conflicts. These experts borrow a information analyst approach to evaluate the path that can develop conflicts, limit the reality for politicians and do not make a right forecast. Emily Harding discusses the issue of life and death from the perspective of continuing external assistance to Ukraine and the patience of the Ukrainian people. Ben Jensen discusses the unity of the Russian army and its catastrophic collapse. Heather Williams evaluates the approaching nuclear issue. Finally, consider how Elliott Cohen can end the dispute.

Emily Harding International Security Program Deputy Director and Advanced Researcher

The success or failure of Kiev's military operations depends on an unfortunate fact. Ukraine's Zelenceky Knowed this, spending a lot of time and energy to strengthen relations and securing a corresponding supply-he visited Washington and Europe away from Ukraine.

The western countries responded to this. NATO member states have begun to provide more and more effective and powerful weapons systems, despite the slow and indecisive beginning with concerns about escalates. Himar (light and mobilized, hig h-commanded artillery platform) has already become a hero of the war, and Abrams and Leopardo tanks have also appeared. Of course, discussions on the fourt h-generation fighters and lon g-distance firearms are not so far away.

However, Zelenceky's work has not been over yet. Russia is doing his best to spread all cracks in Ukraine's support. The recent protest against the Corin's incineration in Sweden seems to have been acquired by Russian funds to fuel the NATO member of Sweden in Turkey. According to a recent survey by the COE European Hybrid Center, some major European countries are wondering why Europe will send so many help to Ukraine. These layers are still a minority, but Ukraine has just entered a year of struggle, which is likely to be very long. In the second year of the war, where Russia and Ukraine were unable to meet their expectations, CSIS expert groups studied factors to determine the future of conflicts. These experts borrow a information analyst approach to evaluate the path that can develop conflicts, limit the reality for politicians and do not make a right forecast. Emily Harding discusses the issue of life and death from the perspective of continuing external assistance to Ukraine and the patience of the Ukrainian people. Ben Jensen discusses the unity of the Russian army and its catastrophic collapse. Heather Williams evaluates the approaching nuclear issue. Finally, consider how Elliott Cohen can end the dispute.

Emily Harding International Security Program Deputy Director and Advanced Researcher

The success or failure of Kiev's military operations depends on an unfortunate fact. Ukraine's Zelenceky Knowed this, spending a lot of time and energy to strengthen relations and securing a corresponding supply-he visited Washington and Europe away from Ukraine.

The western countries responded to this. NATO member states have begun to provide more and more effective and powerful weapons systems, despite the slow and indecisive beginning with concerns about escalates. Himar (light and mobilized, hig h-commanded artillery platform) has already become a hero of the war, and Abrams and Leopardo tanks have also appeared. Of course, discussions on the fourt h-generation fighters and lon g-distance firearms are not so far away.

Is There Cohesion in the Russian Military?

However, Zelenceky's work has not been over yet. Russia is doing his best to spread all cracks in Ukraine's support. The recent protest against the Corin's incineration in Sweden seems to have been acquired by Russian funds to fuel the NATO member of Sweden in Turkey. According to a recent survey by the COE European Hybrid Center, some major European countries are wondering why Europe will send so many help to Ukraine. These layers are still a minority, but Ukraine has just entered a year of struggle, which is likely to be very long.

NATO supporters also have structural issues that are not influenced by public polls. As CSIS's Seth Jones discusses in his recent report, "Empty Canister in War Standards," Ukrainian assistance can replenish the US stockpiling of important weapon systems at the current normal production speed. It is exhausted at a speed exceeding the possibility. The Pentagon has only assigned some of the weapons sent to Ukraine based on the contract. Almost all European support countries and partners have no defense industrial base, which can still respond to larg e-scale wars, and have a big dependence on the United States and have fallen into a chronic shortage. At one point, military planners in South America and Europeans began to feel neglected, and the incidents were rapidly escalating what would be sent to Ukraine and what to leave in preparation for the war to come. In addition, it will begin to think accurately if China is aware of the possibility of expanding the Pacific Ocean.

In this case, as in other cases, the possibility of Ukraine's victory depends on the symbolic value of the promise of sending it, for example, by weapons itself. The capital is preparing to bet on shattering Ukraine. An important premise in this bet is that the Russian Federation has the ability to fulfill NATO's promise. Rather, the Russian Federation should be afraid that NATO, for example, understood Ukraine's willingness to support Ukraine and the ability to carry out the war, would be afraid of misunderstanding the western determination to associate with Climia. The Biden administration has shown a mediu m-term commitment to the United States in its own military support and research program packages, and is one of the few alternatives remarks in the general teaching speech. We will continue to be together. " In one of the few foreign policy remarks in a general speech, Biden promised that the United States would "stay with you as much as possible." After Zelenceky's trip, European supporters have to find a way to show the same loyalty to their people and Kiev.

Can Ukraine survive?

Will Putin Continue to Make Nuclear Threats ?

On February 24, millions of people chose. Blue and yellow flags, not white flags like snow. Encounter, not an escape. Meet the enemy. Struggle against opposition. -Zelensky's Christmas appeal < Span> NATO supporters also have a structural problem that is not affected by the whim of the polls. As CSIS's Seth Jones discusses in his recent report, "Empty Canister in War Standards," Ukrainian assistance can replenish the stockpile of important weapon systems at the current normal production speed. It is exhausted at a speed exceeding the possibility. The Pentagon has only assigned some of the weapons sent to Ukraine based on the contract. Almost all European support countries and partners have no defense industrial base, which can still respond to larg e-scale wars, and have a big dependence on the United States and have fallen into a chronic shortage. At one point, military planners in South America and Europeans began to feel neglected, and the incidents were rapidly escalating what would be sent to Ukraine and what to leave in preparation for the war to come. In addition, it will begin to think accurately if China is aware of the possibility of expanding the Pacific Ocean.

In this case, as in other cases, the possibility of Ukraine's victory depends on the symbolic value of the promise of sending it, for example, by weapons itself. The capital is preparing to bet on shattering Ukraine. An important premise in this bet is that the Russian Federation has the ability to fulfill NATO's promise. Rather, the Russian Federation should be afraid that NATO, for example, understood Ukraine's willingness to support Ukraine and the ability to carry out the war, would be afraid of misunderstanding the western determination to associate with Climia. The Biden administration has shown a mediu m-term commitment to the United States in its own military support and research program packages, and is one of the few alternatives remarks in the general teaching speech. We will continue to be together. " In one of the few foreign policy remarks in a general speech, Biden promised that the United States would "stay with you as much as possible." After Zelenceky's trip, European supporters have to find a way to show the same loyalty to their people and Kiev.

Can Ukraine survive?

On February 24, millions of people chose. Blue and yellow flags, not white flags like snow. Encounter, not an escape. Meet the enemy. Struggle against opposition. -Selensky's Christmas appeal NATO supporters also have a structural problem that is not affected by the whim of the polls. As CSIS's Seth Jones discusses in his recent report, "Empty Canister in War Standards," Ukrainian assistance can replenish the US stockpiling of important weapon systems at the current normal production speed. It is exhausted at a speed exceeding the possibility. The Pentagon has only assigned some of the weapons sent to Ukraine based on the contract. Almost all European support countries and partners have no defense industrial base, which can still respond to larg e-scale wars, and have a big dependence on the United States and have fallen into a chronic shortage. At one point, military planners in South America and Europeans began to feel neglected, and the incidents were rapidly escalating what would be sent to Ukraine and what to leave in preparation for the war to come. In addition, it will begin to think accurately if China is aware of the possibility of expanding the Pacific Ocean.

How Might This End?

In this case, as in other cases, the possibility of Ukraine's victory depends on the symbolic value of the promise of sending it, for example, by weapons itself. The capital is on his side and is preparing to bet on shattering Ukraine. An important premise in this bet is that the Russian Federation has the ability to fulfill NATO's promise. Rather, the Russian Federation should be afraid that NATO, for example, understood Ukraine's willingness to support Ukraine and the ability to perform the war in the war, he should be afraid of misunderstanding the western determination to associate with Climia. The Biden administration has shown a mediu m-term commitment to the United States in its own military support and research program packages, and is one of the few alternatives remarks in the general teaching speech. We will continue to be together. " In one of the few foreign policy remarks in a general speech, Biden promised that the United States would "stay with you as much as possible." After Zelenceky's trip, European supporters have to find a way to show the same loyalty to their people and Kiev.

Can Ukraine survive?

On February 24, millions of people chose. Blue and yellow flags, not white flags like snow. Encounter, not an escape. Meet the enemy. Struggle against opposition. -Zelensky's Christmas appeal

President Zelenceky was a symbol of the people's determination and indomitable spirit to confront ruthless enemies. He didn't shake, but how long will Ukraine's resilience last? As of January 15, the UN Refugee High Commissioner Office has recorded 18, 358 civilian victims (7, 031 dead and 11, 327 injured) in Ukraine. More than 8 million Ukrainians have become refugees, with at least 6 million in domestic displaces. Russia is developing a relentless campaign to stop important infrastructure, including electricity and water supply in midwinter. The Ukrainian people are very struggling and will continue to suffer as a result of Moscow's explicit neglect.

On the other hand, it is difficult to calculate reliable data on the Ukrainian army damage. In early December, Ukrainian government officials publicly claimed 13, 000 dead and violently denied the estimation of 100, 000 people in Europe. The Ukrainian soldiers showed their acquaintance and tenaciousness and said they would use all means as much as they need to release their country.

Ukraine's friendly countries, including NATO, should make a sustainable plan to maintain the survival of the Ukrainian army and population, assuming several years of dispute. In particular, Ukrainian women can work from Ukraine to work remotely from work in Ukraine, education for children, and mental health support. Without the burden of caring for spouses and children, soldiers can focus more in battle. For soldiers in battle operations, it is necessary to steadily establish a rotation that appears or does not appear on the battlefield for training and recreation. From the national flag listed in Washington to the Ukraine on behalf of the Ukraine, the UK, the UK, the United Kingdom, to the Tanks and HIMARS, to win the battle through public support symbols. Enhancing beliefs will help to maintain your determination.

Benjamin Gensen International Security Program Senior Fellow < SPAN> Zelensky has been a symbol of the people's determination and indomitable spirit of facing ruthless enemies. He didn't shake, but how long will Ukraine's resilience last? As of January 15, the UN Refugee High Commissioner Office has recorded 18, 358 civilian victims (7, 031 dead and 11, 327 injured) in Ukraine. More than 8 million Ukrainians have become refugees, with at least 6 million in domestic displaces. Russia is developing a relentless campaign to stop important infrastructure, including electricity and water supply in midwinter. The Ukrainian people are very struggling and will continue to suffer as a result of Moscow's explicit neglect.