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Artsakhtsi; worked as journo/researcher in FSU for 15y; worked at Control Risks; since'08 at Harvard where I direct @russia_matters; here in personal capacity.
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Has the Russian-Ukraine War Reached a Turning Point Favoring Ukraine?

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By Simon Saradzhyan Verified
| Belfer Center
To hear multiple Western and some Ukrainian commentators say it, the Russian-Ukrainian war has reached a turning point in the past month or so, and it favors Kyiv.
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Russia’s Longer Inter-State Wars Have More Often Ended in Victory

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By Simon Saradzhyan Verified, Ivan Kurilla, Angelina Flood, Ivan Arreguín-Toft
| Belfer Center
Approximate duration (years) Name and dates of the war Outcome of the war (Russia won, Russia lost, draw) Source <1 1552 Conquest of Kazan/Russo-Kazan War Won: Russian forces captured Kazan, and the Khanate of Kazan was incorporated into the Russian state. Encyclopedia Britannica, “Ivan the Terrible.” <1 1556 Conquest of Astrakhan Won: The Khanate of Astrakhan was annexed, giving Russia control over the lower Volga and access toward the Caspian region.
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US Intel on Russia: Less Attention, But Greater Concern Over Escalation

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By Simon Saradzhyan Verified
| Belfer Center
Strategic overview "Russia views its ongoing war in Ukraine as a proxy conflict with the West, and its objective to restore Russian strength and security in its near abroad against perceived U.S. and Western encroachment has increased the risks of unintended escalation between Russia and NATO." "Regardless of how and when the war in Ukraine ends, Russia’s current geopolitical, economic, military, and domestic political trends underscore its resilience and enduring potential threat to U.S....
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