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Lawrence Freedman

  • Emeritus Professor of War Studies, King's College London
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Emeritus Professor of War Studies King's College London. just published Command: The Politics of Military Operations from Korea to Ukraine (UK Penguin, US OUP)
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Trump's War Won’t Go Away

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By Lawrence Freedman
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Trump's War Won’t Go Away Why has the fight over the Strait of Hormuz restarted? Can a permanent resolution be found? Read Full Article »
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Trump's War Won’t Go Away

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By Lawrence Freedman
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After a brief respite the Iran war is back on. The question at the heart of the latest exchanges of fire is who is to control the Strait of Hormuz, to which the current answer is ‘nobody’ because both sides can deny control to the other and it is not obvious how either can change the situation solely through military action.
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Putin's energy crisis

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By Lawrence Freedman
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Smoke rises from Gazprom Neft’s oil refinery in Moscow I have focused on the siege of Crimea in recent posts because the Kremlin seems to have no idea how to deal with the peninsula’s loss of supplies and energy. This remains the case. The position continues to worsen. In the past week we have seen a further remarkable development with the success of Ukrainian uncrewed systems targeting Russian tankers and cargo ships in the Kerch strait, which links ​the Sea of Azov and the Black Sea.
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