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Could Russia take Ukraine's second city? Putin on the offensive

François PICARD | Alessandro XENOS | Guillaume GOUGEON | Imen MELLAZ | Anton KOSLOV | Hanna SHELEST | Michel BENHAMOU | Dmytro KUTOVYI

Edité par France 24 - 2024

In a nation that has fully embraced the transition to a war economy, what does this reshuffle mean as Putin embarks on his fifth term?

And what are the prospects for an outmanned and outgunned Ukraine that can neither afford to keep fighting nor to embrace peace on Putin’s terms for the sake of its own survival.

Produced by Alessandro Xenos, Guillaume Gougeon and Imen Mellaz.

Note

  • Moscow has opened a new front with Ukraine after taking several villages near Kharkiv. Russia’s spring offensive takes form as President Vladimir Putin replaces defence minister Sergei Shoigu with another Kremlin loyalist – Andrei Belousov, the deputy prime minister in charge of the economy.

Langue
anglais
Date de publication
13/05/2024
Collection
The Debate
Contributeurs
Anton KOSLOV Director, International Center for the Study of Eurasia (ICSE)
Hanna SHELEST Director, Security Programmes, Ukrainian Prism
Michel BENHAMOU Executive Director, OPEWI European War Institute
Dmytro KUTOVYI Founder, Kharkiv Media

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