Here's how America can achieve our goals in Russia-Ukraine war
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The United States has just fought and lost two wars in part because we never had clear or realistic objectives. It's worth thinking through what our goals are in Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin lights a candle during the Orthodox Christmas Liturgy. ( ) In this photo provided by the Ukrainian Presidential Press Office on Sunday, March 13, 2022, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, center, shakes hands with a wounded soldier during his visit to a hospital in Kyiv, Ukraine. (AP) In this frame from a footage released by the State service of special communication and information protection of Ukraine, the regional administration building in the city's central square of Kharkiv, Ukraine, after Russian shelling. (State service of special communication and information protection of Ukraine via AP) No matter what Putin agrees to now, he’ll be back. He will rebuild his military and return for the rest of Ukraine in a few years’ time.
What are our goals in the Russia/Ukraine war? Is there anything the U.S. can do now to help achieve them? How can we separate what we might want from what is possible?
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