Published Feb 20, 2023
A Former CIA Official on One Year of Russia's War in Ukraine
Former CIA executive Robert Papp analyzes the first year of Russia's war in Ukraine, exploring President Zelenskyy's political maneuvering, economic challenges, and strategic wartime efforts. He delves into the global economic repercussions, including the impact of sanctions on Russia, the shifts in energy markets, and the resilience of Putin's domestic support amidst international pressures.

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