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Causes and Consequences of Russia’s Year of War in Ukraine
On February 24, 2022 Russia began its full-scale invasion into Ukraine. Fighting has continued over the past year, along with brutal reports of missile strikes on civilian targets, forced deportation, and other atrocities, as well as Russia’s attempts to claim several Ukrainian territories. The Wilson Center marked one year of the invasion with a discussion reflecting on the early days of the war, Russia’s occupation of Ukrainian regions, and what transitional justice may look like when the fighting stops, featuring remarks from Amb. John Sullivan, Dr. Olena Lennon, and Kennan Institute Director William Pomeranz.
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Bucha After Russian Occupation: Bucha’s Mayor on the Destruction of His City and Hopes for the Future
The Wilson Center and Ukraine Friends were honored to host Bucha Mayor Anatolii Fedoruk and his team to the Wilson Center to provide an update on the town’s recovery and the status of the investigation of crimes committed during Russia’s occupation of Bucha.
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Bucha After Russian Occupation: Bucha’s Mayor on the Destruction of His City and Hopes for the Future
Responding to the Ukrainian Refugee Plight: The EU and US Perspectives
The Implications of Russia's War on Ukraine: Identity, Politics, Governance
Ripples of War | Six Months Since Russia’s Invasion into Ukraine
Ukrainian Attitudes of War and Peace: Complex Dilemmas of Wartime
The Human Cost of Russia's War in Ukraine: The Migration Dimension
“Broken Ties”: A Conversation with Andrey Loshak
Hindsight Up Front | Defining a Successful Resolution to Russia’s War in Ukraine
The Echo of Chechnya in Russia's War with Ukraine
Lifting the Fog of War in Ukraine: A Discussion with Jamie Fly and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
Assessing U.S. Support to Ukraine Four Months after Russia’s Invasion
Russian War Crimes in Ukraine: Can Russia Be Held Accountable?
The Effect of Western Sanctions: A View from Ukraine
