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How to win the hot war in Ukraine and the cold war that will follow it
After a year of fighting, what comes next?
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Ukrainian military recruits take part in a British army trench defence exercise, in southern Britain, on Feb 25.
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The Economist
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After a year, there is so much to mourn. The dead, on both sides. The living, scattered across Europe by Russian missiles. The world’s poor, struggling to buy bread. But, addressing his nation last week,
Ukraine’s allies can congratulate themselves that they have done their part to counter Mr Putin’s remorseless assault – though, with its courage and resolve, Ukraine itself deserves most credit. They have converged on two principles: That Ukraine must win, and that it is for President Volodymyr Zelensky to define what victory means. When he visited Kyiv last week,
