There is only a warm one on the European theater: Vladimir Putin Defense policy
On June 13, the Guardian newspaper published a collective speech related to the war of Russia and attacked Dr. Viona Hill, the Chancellor of Durham and one of the main authors to review the strategic defense in the United Kingdom. As British experts and/or British learners in the United Kingdom in matters related to Russia, Ukraine and international security, we express our deep disagreement with the message of Robert Serlskski, Richard Balf, Anthony Brenton, Thomas Fazi, and I dealt with Levin, Jeffrey Jeffrey Robis, and Richard Sacoa.
They say Dr. Hill represents the “British Mood”. But there is only one warm person on the European theater, and this is Vladimir Putin. It is not a “wrong hypothesis” nor “a crazy conclusion” to argue that Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has the goal of Russia to restore global power, and that the departure of the United States will leave Russia “the dominant military power in all of Europe.” In fact, independent governments and experts from all over Europe, including ourselves, have reached a great -like conclusions, as it is supported by experimental evidence – not the least of which Putin’s aspirations publicly mentioned.
One wonders about the “reserves” advised by the signatories of Britain to take in the event of withdrawing from Europe. Communications once – maybe – may still be assisted – in the Russian official that some of the authors of the letter keep.
Roy Alison College of International Studies and Region, Oxford University
Timothy Garton ash Faculty of History, Oxford University
Anders åLUND The Free World Forum in Stockholm, Sweden (DFHIL Oxford)
Rostyslav averchuk Foxoccarin, Kyiv (Baxford)
Garroslava Barberi Russia and Ourasia program, Chatham House, London
Ian Bond European Reform Center, London
Lori Presto Russia Ambassador 2016-20, Cambridge, UK
Maxim Potkvish The Principle of Hope Foundation, Kyiv (Ma Sussex)
Edward Hunter Christie Finnish Institute for International Affairs, Helsinki (MSC LSE)
Ruth Diermond Department of War Studies, King’s College London
Sasha Duvisik Index: Documentation and Exchange Institute, LVIV (Doctorate Berkbeek)
Marta Decozok Western University, London, Ontario (Deville Oxford)
Jolly Fedor Melbourne University, Australia (Cambridge)
Emily Renier College of Modern Languages, Saint Andrews University
Rori Vinin Middle Ages College, Cambridge University
Lawrence Friedman Department of War Studies, King’s College London
Mischa Gabowitsch Johannes Gothenburg University in Mins, Germany (Paxford)
Ian Garner Bilky Institute, Warsaw, Poland (Prestol)
Kiir Giles Russia and Ourasia program, Chatham House, London
Paul Jude Carlton University, Ottawa, Ontario (Deville Oxford)
Thomas Grant Wolfson College, Cambridge University
Samuel Green College of Politics and Economics, King’s College London
Agnia Grigas Atlantic Council, Washington, DCL Oxford
Heptus Jean Claire College, Cambridge University
Poly Jones College of Languages in the Middle Ages and Modern, Oxford University
Evan U Kilkaz International Center for Defense and Security, Tallinn (IM Glasow)
AmyW Faris Independent researcher, Sumit, New Jersey (PhD)
Natasha Court Department of War Studies, King’s College London
Taras Cosio Kyiv Mihaila National University (Doctorate Birmingham)
Simon Lewis Bremen University, Germany (PhD Cambridge)
Clara Lindstrom Stockholm Center for Eastern European Studies (Paxford)
Bobo Lu Independent International Relations Analyst, Brighton, East Sussex
John Loew Russia and Ourasia program, Chatham House, London
Edward Lucas European Policy Analysis Center, Washington/London
Euricia Lotsivich Russia and Ourasia program, Chatham House, London
Claudia Megor The German Marshall Fund in the United States, Berlin (PhD Birmingham)
Luke march College of Social and Political Sciences, Edinburgh University
Daria Mattingly Department of History, University of Chichester
Michael is guaranteed Stanford University, Palo Alto, California (Deville Oxford)
Jade Department of War Studies, King’s College London
Bouhdan Nihello Kyiv Post – Ukraine’s global voice, Kiev/Barcelona (Ba Leeds)
James Nixi Conflict Studies Research Center, Sharifinham, Oxfordshire
Philips Operation College of International Relations, Saint Andrews University
Olga Oth College of Social Sciences, University of Manchester
Indingid M Opdahl Defense Studies Institute, Oslo (PhD, Birmingham)
Carolina Vindeel Palin Swedish Royal Academy of War Sciences, Stockholm (PhD)
Peter Rotland Weslenian University, Middlettown, Connecticut (Paxford)
Gwandoline Sas Humoult University in Berlin, Germany (PhD)
Anton Sheikhovsov Central Europe University, Vienna (UCL)
James Sher Russia and Ourasia program, Chatham House, London
Oksana Cheville Tufts University, Massachusetts (MPHil Cambridge)
Irina Shufalova College of Humanities, Oslo University (Cambridge)
Timothy Dr. Seneider Toronto University, Ontario (Deville Oxford)
Joanna Zustek College of Social and Political Sciences, University of Glasgow
Maximilian Terhalle Hoover, Stanford, California (Massachusetts Swas)
Nicholas von Tweik Liberal Modernity Center, Berlin (the College of Kings London)
Andreas Amelland Stockholm Center for Eastern European Studies (Cambridge)
Adam Uri Lvivski Consulting, London (PhD)
Friedrich Weslo Stockholm Center for Eastern European Studies (BSC LSE)
Sarah and Yamtur College of Law and Social Sciences, Oxford Brooks University
Andrew Wilson Slavic Studies School and Eastern Europe, Ucl
Kataryna Wolczuk Government College, University of Birmingham
Stephen Wolf Government College, University of Birmingham
Mychailo Wynnyckyj Kyiv Mihaila National University Academy (Cambridge)
Yulia Jurchenko Faculty of Accounting, Finance and Economy, Greenwich University