Farmers in Greece and France took to the streets in large numbers, and Ukraine targeted Russian oil and gas infrastructure in the Caspian Sea while Russia bombed key locations in Ukraine’s Odesa region.
Despite attempts to end the war and resource issues on both sides, Russia appears to be nowhere near running out of steam.
The third in a series on the shadow war between Russia and Ukraine, this report examines the tactics and motivations for acts of sabotage carried out by both countries.
The second in a series on the shadow war between Russia and Ukraine, this report looks at how Ukraine is using assassinations in retaliation for Russia’s all-out invasion — a tactic that Russia is attempting to replicate.
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