Voices from Ukraine
For over nine months, the Russian military has prosecuted an unprovoked war against Ukraine, bombing cities, destroying critical infrastructure, and brutally occupying multiple regions of Ukraine. While the Ukrainian counteroffensive has succeeded in winning back large swaths of Russian-occupied territory in recent months, the war continues with no end in sight. As the Russian military fails to achieve it aims, despite the recent large-scale mobilization of Russian conscripts and massive missile strikes, the Kremlin threatens further escalation. To address these security and other aspects of the war, panelists Dr. Polina Sinovets, director of the Odesa Center for Nonproliferation at Mechnikov National University and Dr. Volodymyr Dubovyk, director of the Center for International Studies at Mechnikov National University, will appear via zoom to join in-person Anna Romandash, award-winning journalist from the Lviv region investigating Russian war crimes in Eastern and Southern Ukraine.
This lunch panel is part of CMC’s Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies' Conference on Russia’s War on Ukraine.