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Putin-uttalelse: - Noe har endret seg

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By Keir Giles, Timothy Frye
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Putins oppsiktsvekkende ord om at krigen «går mot slutten», kan signalisere en endring, mener ekspert - som peker på to årsaker. VEIER ORDENE NØYE: Russlands president Vladimir Putins uttalelse om at krigen «går mot slutten», er blitt omtalt som svært uvanlig. Han er ikke kjent for å slenge ut slike bemerkninger, men heller for å veie ordene sine nøye. Kommentaren kan blant annet gjenspeile stemningen hjemme i landet.
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The Bear’s Sharp Claw or a Soft Underbelly? Russian Armed Forces in the Far East

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By Yu Koizumi, Valeriy Akimenko, Keir Giles
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Japan lies some 7 500 km away from the battlefield, and the war in Ukraine does not, in and of itself, pose an immediate threat to Japan’s security. This does not mean, however, that Russia’s war against Ukraine is irrelevant to Japan’s security. Reliable estimates of Russia’s power and posture in the Eastern Military District (VVO) are of great significance to Japan’s defence planning, given its limited resources.
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The Russian Way of Ceasefires and the Traps It Sets for Europe

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By Valeriy Akimenko, Keir Giles, Eurasia Programme
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Examining the implementation and failure of successive ceasefires and peace agreements with Moscow reveals consistent patterns in the behaviour both of Russia and of its interlocutors. These patterns provide pointers to ensuring that any future agreement is more successful, both in immediate implementation and in addressing the long-term drivers of conflict.
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