NATO has made it clear that each NATO member country needs to be resilient to resist and recover from a major shock, such as a natural disaster, failure of critical infrastructure, or a hybrid or armed attack.
After the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, the question of the history of our two peoples and states became more acute.
Currently, Russia and Ukraine, as parties to the armed conflict, along with third parties involved in the war to varying degrees, are proposing peace plans that could become the basis for negotiations to end the war.
Environmental threats and challenges that Ukraine faced before February 24, 2022 did not resolve themselves; they only deepened. The war has had a global impact on Ukraine’s environment, leading to the degradation of natural ecosystems, chemical and industrial pollution, landmining, and devastating damage to biodiversity.
In this episode of Ukraine in Flames, we’ll explore the West’s handling of Crimea.
In this episode of Ukraine in Flames, we talk about how Bulgaria’s political and information spheres have been rather successfully penetrated by Russian propaganda and the Kremlin’s hybrid warfare efforts.