
Tymofiy Mylovanov
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President, Kyiv School of Economics; Minister of economy, Ukraine, 2019-2020; Associate professor, University of Pittsburgh
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Fukuyama: Trump went to Moscow in the 1980s, while the Soviet Union still existed. He later spent tens of thousands of dollars on New York Times ads arguing NATO caused the Cold War standoff and shouldn't be funded. He's been pro-Soviet, then pro-Russian, for decades.
Tymofiy Mylovanov258,371 görüntüleme • 3 gün önce

Historian Sarah Paine: Putin will die, and then Russia gets a free-for-all. Maybe he dies in bed. Maybe pressure breaks him. Maybe he shrugs it off. But he dies. Europe needs a plan for that day and for the next 5 to 10 years, before Moscow’s next ruler locks down power. 1/
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Browder: Russia failed to beat a country with one-tenth of its military resources. Putin could not protect Maduro, Assad or Armenia. He lost 1.5 million soldiers, failed to take Ukraine, and his threats no longer scare anyone. Keep backing Ukraine. Russia will break. 1/
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Boris Johnson: Xi’s idea that America is the sinking Sparta and China the rising Athens is rubbish. China is Sparta, a closed autocratic society. America is Athens — open, democratic and free. The world is not simply seeing US decline and China’s rise. 1/
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Boris Johnson: I once told Queen Elizabeth how difficult it was to persuade our Indian friends to come down firmly against Russia. She recalled Nehru telling her in 1952: “Your Majesty, India will always basically be on the side of Russia.” Some things never change. 1/
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Kuleba: Zelenskyy thought he could sit down with Putin, talk normally and stop the madness. Poroshenko started the same way: businessman to businessman, ideology aside, deal with Putin. Both learned the same lesson and ended up Ukrainian ultra-nationalists, in a good sense. 1/
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Kasparov: Witkoff said their meeting with Putin will be a great story and memory after retirement. I replied to him directly on Twitter: tens of thousands of civilians killed, hundreds of thousands of soldiers dead, and to him this is just an interesting story. 1/
Tymofiy Mylovanov24,934 görüntüleme • 20 saat önce

Former Ukrainian commander-in-chief Zaluzhnyi: By 2026 Ukraine has used every weapon type except Tomahawks, nuclear arms, carriers and F-35 jets. Russia found a counter to each. HIMARS helped liberate Kherson, but within a month Russia made it useless junk. 1/
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Browder: The war in Ukraine ends undramatically, like Korea. Economic pain gets so severe Putin quietly offers to stop bombing Ukrainian civilians if Ukraine stops hitting Russian refineries, while the front freezes into a kill zone for Russian troops. 1/
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Zelenskyy: Three big threats we're tracking. First, North Korea will send Russia 30,000 soldiers. Second, Iran is sending Russia ballistic missiles. Third, and biggest: China is helping Russia with satellites and targeting tech, to strike us more precisely. 1/
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Kuleba: I believed Russia would invade, but not like this. I expected a Donbas breakthrough, a land corridor to Crimea, and Russian troops elsewhere tying down Ukraine’s army. Until the last days, I did not believe Moscow would launch the full-scale meat grinder we saw. Even the Americans did not forecast that scale. 2X
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Kuleba: CIA chief Bill Burns warned Putin in 2021: we know you are preparing to attack Ukraine. Do not do it. Putin denied everything and told Washington to force Kyiv to obey Minsk. Burns flew back, walked into Biden’s office and said: “He is gonna do it.” 1/
Tymofiy Mylovanov241,506 görüntüleme • 12 gün önce

Air-defense veteran Marko: Interceptor drones cost $1,000 to $3,000 and used to down 40-50 percent of regular Shaheds. Against jet-powered ones, they now down only about 15 percent, since a propeller interceptor chasing from behind can't catch something twice as fast. 1/
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