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Ukrainian resistance

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    Stephen Kotkin argues that Putin's geopolitical strategy mirrors Stalin's, focusing on maintaining Russian influence despite internal weaknesses.
    Zelensky's leadership during the Ukraine conflict saw his approval rating surge from 25% to over 90%, showcasing his resilience.
    Kotkin critiques the narrative that NATO expansion provoked Russia, highlighting historical patterns of Russian aggression predating NATO.
    Russia's military struggles in Ukraine, with significant casualties and logistical issues, reflect deeper systemic weaknesses.
    Ukraine's cyber capabilities, honed over years, are a crucial element in its defense against Russian aggression.

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