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How can Ukraine secure victory when, let’s face it, it is currently losing the war of attrition? (Photo: Author)

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What would a minimum definition of a Ukraine victory look like?

Discussions on ending the Russian-Ukrainian war have intensified following Donald Trump’s landslide victory in the US presidential election. This is hardly surprising: during his campaign, Trump repeatedly vowed to end the war by bringing Russian and Ukrainian leaders to the negotiating table, even before his inauguration on 20 January 2025.

In July 2023, he...

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Anton Shekhovtsov is director of the Centre for Democratic Integrity in Vienna, visiting professor at the Central European University, and author of three books: New Radical Rightwing Parties in European Democracies (2011), Russia and the Western Far-Right: Tango Noir (2017), and Russian Political Warfare (2023).

How can Ukraine secure victory when, let’s face it, it is currently losing the war of attrition? (Photo: Author)

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Author Bio

Anton Shekhovtsov is director of the Centre for Democratic Integrity in Vienna, visiting professor at the Central European University, and author of three books: New Radical Rightwing Parties in European Democracies (2011), Russia and the Western Far-Right: Tango Noir (2017), and Russian Political Warfare (2023).

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