Ukrainian drones strangled Russia’s supply lines and heavily attacked Moscow, and Albanians protested Kushner’s luxury resort.
Witold Stupnicki is a Senior Analyst for Europe & Central Asia at ACLED. In this role, he contributes to the analysis of conflict, political violence, and demonstration trends across the region. Prior to joining ACLED, Witold worked with UN agencies and international NGOs across various conflict and humanitarian settings in the Middle East and Europe. He holds a Master's degree in Law from the University of Warsaw.
Ukrainian drones strangled Russia’s supply lines and heavily attacked Moscow, and Albanians protested Kushner’s luxury resort.
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