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Gaps in Arms Supplies to Ukraine Point to Countries’ Divergent Strategies
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Gaps in Arms Supplies to Ukraine Point to Countries’ Divergent Strategies

Last updated: July 15, 2022 4:01 am
Editorial Board Published July 15, 2022
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His words infuriated the Ukrainians as well as the Central Europeans, who want Russia weakened and Mr. Putin humiliated.

For Pierre Vimont, a former French ambassador to Washington and former senior E.U. official, European countries are divided into three rough camps.

There are those like Britain, Poland and the Baltics looking to isolate Mr. Putin and the Russians, too, for being complicit in the war; those like Belgium, the Czech Republic and the Netherlands revisiting the idea of Cold War containment, talking of constraints; and those countries, like France, Germany, Hungary and Italy, “who hope at some point for an opportunity to launch a new dialogue with Russia, not immediately, but to be ready.”

The divisions will remain, Mr. Vimont said. “There is not much appetite for a Russian strategy.”

If there is to be one, Washington must lead it, but seems as confused as everyone else. “No one has a real idea of how to handle this situation now,” Mr. Speck said. Unlike in 2014, when Germany organized the Minsk process to stop the war then, he said, “there is no one driving a diplomatic process.”

As the war settles into a protracted artillery battle with little terrain won or lost, the threat that Russia will attack Western European countries is rapidly fading, said Claudia Major, a defense expert with the German Institute for International and Security Affairs.

That is leading to a certain complacency, coupled with the growing economic impact of sanctions on higher inflation and lower growth.

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TAGGED:Defense and Military ForcesEconomic Conditions and TrendsForeign AidFranceGermanyInternational RelationsMacron, Emmanuel (1977- )Putin, Vladimir VRussiaRussian Invasion of Ukraine (2022)The Washington MailUkraineUnited States International RelationsZelensky, Volodymyr
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