Putin's calculus for his war in Ukraine was predicated in part on the assumption that transatlantic ties were fractured.
Pete Ricketts: “Putin's calculus for his war in Ukraine was predicated in part on the assumption that transatlantic ties were fractured.”
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Ricketts discusses Putin's miscalculations regarding NATO's unity.
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