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Two angles I feel are missing from @scharap's work. (feel free to respond if you will)
1- The deterrence implications of not standing up for key principles of International Law
2- The natural justice case for supporting a nation defending against aggression
Two angles I feel are missing from @scharap's work. (feel free to respond if you will)
1- The deterrence implications of not standing up for key principles of International Law
2- The natural justice case for supporting a nation defending against aggression
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Even if Ukraine's chances of survival looked bleak on 21 January, it was a matter of both deterring *further* adventurism and of moral principle to supply it with what means of defence one could.
Meanwhile, he had a headline to his name saying it won't matter.
Even if Ukraine's chances of survival looked bleak on 21 January, it was a matter of both deterring *further* adventurism and of moral principle to supply it with what means of defence one could.
Meanwhile, he had a headline to his name saying it won't matter.
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As a result, his work is instinctively disliked by many Ukrainians and friends of Ukraine.
But the stances he tends to take are also viewed negatively by many others in Central and Eastern Europe - because they seem to promote insufficient deterrence against Moscow.
As a result, his work is instinctively disliked by many Ukrainians and friends of Ukraine.
But the stances he tends to take are also viewed negatively by many others in Central and Eastern Europe - because they seem to promote insufficient deterrence against Moscow.
