'The way they operate, the brutality, the atrocities; it hasn't changed at all,' Kaja Kallas told Newsweek in the Estonian capital.
the Kremlin's so-called"special military operation," which began with the invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022.Among the top reasons, she said, is the"glory" respondents associate with such a conflict.
With the Kremlin's forces struggling on the battlefields of Ukraine, Western minds are turning to what comes next for Russia, and how extreme a makeover will be required before any level of cooperation—or even tolerance—can be revived. Officials and policy wonks have been debating the merits of goals ranging from regime change to demilitarization, and even dismemberment.
"It's a big territory, a lot of small nations, different types. If they want to have an independent country, it's up to them to decide. But I don't think it's for the West to say, really, what happens inside Russia."Bloody attrition warfare is ongoing in multiple frontline hotspots in southern and eastern Ukraine as Kyiv prepares what it hopes will be a significant spring counteroffensive.
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