Tag: Azov Sea
Con l’annessione di Melitopol, Berdyansk e Mariupol nel 2022, la Russia ha sistematicamente escluso l’Ucraina all’accesso al Mar d’Azov, conseguendo uno dei maggiori successi della S.M.O. Tuttavia, i danni ambientali provocati dal conflitto, avevano finora impedito di sfruttarne le potenzialità.
While much of the western media is fretting over the decision by US President Donald Trump to withdraw American troops from northern Syria there is another potential conflict brewing. This time, the trouble is, once again, coming from Ukraine, where NATO may end up getting the confrontation with Russia they so desire.
As the UN Security Council discussed Kosovo, the UN General Assembly voted in favor of a non-binding pro-Kiev regime resolution on the Azov Sea.
George Szamuely is a Hungarian-born scholar and Senior Research Fellow at London’s Global Policy Institute. He lives in New York City. I spoke to him about escalating hostilities on Russia’s Ukrainian and Black Sea borders and about Exercise Trident Juncture, NATO’s massive military exercise on Russian borders which ended just as the latest hostilities began.
