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Michael Kofman

Washington, D.C.
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Senior Fellow, Carnegie Endowment. Defense analysis with a focus on the Russian and Ukrainian militaries.
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When the world's at stake, go beyond the headlines.

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By Michael Kofman, Dara Massicot, Ryan Evans
| War on the Rocks Verified
Ukraine’s expanding use of drones at all ranges has changed the war’s momentum. This episode examines how Kyiv is reaching deeper into Russian territory, disrupting operations and logistics as well as energy infrastructure. How is Russia adapting (or not)? Can these strikes produce lasting advantages on the battlefield? Will this force Russia to escalate? Mike Kofman and Dara Massicot join Ryan to discuss. This episode is brought to you by Booz Allen. Learn more at warontherocks.com/boozallen.
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When the world's at stake, go beyond the headlines.

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By Michael Kofman, Greg Whisler
| War on the Rocks Verified
Joseph Stalin famously said that quantity has a quality of its own. Yet the course of the Russo-Ukrainian War shows both the benefits and the eventual limitations of that approach. As the quantitative advantage grew on the Russian side, its ability to employ force at scale decreased. The resulting dynamic became a paradox: As Moscow fielded more forces, the value of that mass steadily diminished.
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July/August 2026

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By Paul Scharre, Dennis C. Blair, Michael Kofman
| Foreign Affairs Verified
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