Why Europe should not fall for Putin's peace trap | Michael Clarke
"Putin may, as he will grab whatever he can in the next few weeks in the Donbas, make a peace offer mainly to the Europeans."
RUSI director general Michael Clarke says his main worry is that Europeans agree to a Russian peace offer and then lean on Kyiv to accept it.
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RUSI director general Michael Clarke says his main worry is that Europeans agree to a Russian peace offer and then lean on Kyiv to accept it.
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