Every time people are reluctant to confront Russia’s aggression, it takes us back to the days when the world was much less safe, says Andriy P. Zagorodnyuk at the Atlantic Council. Watch more: ➡️ bit.ly/3LnEwL7

Yesterday had a chance to talk on Atlantic Council Eurasia Center panel and describe how unmanned platforms revolutionise the war

What happens in Black Sea is part of the strategy. At the moment it’s the only one which can lead to restoration of freedom of navigation. My comments to Newsweek newsweek.com/ukraine-closin…

Part of my conversation with Christiane Amanpour Christiane Amanpour on CNN

A complete version of discussion with Christiane Amanpour Christiane Amanpour on @cnn youtu.be/6wPoXR__X-Y?si…

Zero indication Putin willing to negotiate seriously in either 2022 or 2023. As Andriy P. Zagorodnyuk told me: “He won’t stop the war if you can’t continue it. He will only stop war when he can’t continue it.” See my Washington Post Opinions column: wapo.st/467chaN

A really thoughtful and important interview about the state of the war, by former Ukr Defense Minister Andriy P. Zagorodnyuk . He is spot on that Ukraine can win the war, the real question is whether Ukraine's partners are willing to commit to that.

Spoke to Euromaidan Press about the war and victory. And tech. And counteroffensive and all complaints. + many other things

Certainly worth a read

My article in Foreign Affairs explaining how Ukraine can and must win foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/how-uk…

If you're gonna rock out in Kyiv while thousands of civilians flee Kharkiv and the ZSU suffer losses caused in part by US aid delays, you better be seriously going to the mat for #Ukraine now. Otherwise this will age very, very badly.

How Ukraine can win? A piece we wrote with Eliot A Cohen foreignaffairs.com/guest-pass/red…

To bolster Ukraine’s war effort, the West should craft a theory of victory for Kyiv—one that includes inflicting more severe economic pain on Russia through a more aggressive sanctions campaign, argue Andriy P. Zagorodnyuk and Eliot A Cohen. trib.al/V87Cy9U

A clear eyed piece co-authored by Ukraine’s former defence minister Andriy P. Zagorodnyuk. Ukraine’s western partners need to embrace a theory of victory that puts Russia on back foot: “For the West to achieve a victory, it must stop fearing it.” foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/theory…

TUESDAY @ 9 AM ET | How might US politics impact Russia’s war on Ukraine? Hanna Hopko, ŽygimantasPavilionis🇱🇹🇺🇦🇪🇺🇺🇸🇹🇼🇮🇱, Jeffrey Stacey, and Andriy P. Zagorodnyuk join John Herbst for a look at the situation on the battlefield and the broader political chessboard. Watch ⤵️ atlanticcouncil.org/event/how-migh…

What’s the strategy behind Ukraine’s bold Kursk offensive? On today’s show, I talked with former Ukrainian defense minister Andriy P. Zagorodnyuk, who now chairs the Kyiv think tank Centre for Defence Strategies: