The article describes the need for Europe to develop an independent defense structure to deter Russia. The article highlights the transatlantic relationship's fragility and the need for Europe to be prepared for a potential conflict with Russia. The article also emphasizes the need for European countries to overcome their parochialism and work together to build a cohesive and effective defense force.
By Hugh De Santis
BY JENNIFER KAVANAGH
In the early hours of Sunday morning, Russia launched its largest air attackon Ukraine to date, including over 800 drones and 13 ballistic missiles. Cities across the country came under fire, and a government building in Kyiv was damaged.
By A. Wess Mitchell
The recent hardening of Russian president Vladimir Putin’s position on Ukraine has led some critics to claim that the Trump meeting in Anchorage was a waste of time. A few have gone further and alleged that Trump effectively capitulated to Putin in the meeting, drawing the obligatory comparisons to Neville Chamberlain’s appeasement of Adolf Hitler at Munich in 1938.
