Section: Hoover Institution (USA)
Analysis: Ukraine, Russia Trade Blows As War Of Attrition, Innovation Continues
“Success will depend less on a handful of exquisite platforms,” wrote Hoover Institution fellow Miles Maochun Yu, about the lessons from Ukraine, “than on resilient networks, distributed forces, sustained production and the ability to attack not only enemy forces in the field but also the industrial foundations that keep those forces alive.”...
Armor on a Robotic Battlefield
When the Russian Army invaded Ukraine in 2022, columns of massed armored vehicles lumbered over highways and fields in an attempted blitzkrieg that would not have seemed out of place in World War II. What a difference four years of war have made. Ukrainian military leaders understood that they could not win a traditional war of attrition against...
Michael McFaul: Trump Rages Over DOJ Dropping Charges Of Reflecting Pool Vandalism Against Former US Olympian
Hoover Institution fellow Michael McFaul talks about President Trump publicly breaking with a US attorney, claiming again the damage to the Reflecting Pool was caused by flawed installation and not vandalism. McFaul also discusses the war with Iran, and the war in Ukraine. …read more Source:: Hoover...
Scripting An Endgame In The Russia-Ukraine War
Ukraine and its western partners can take a few concrete steps to make it harder for Putin to continue to underestimate Ukraine’s resilience. …read more Source:: Hoover...
Lessons from the Recent Conflicts for Future War with China
The wars of the past four years have exposed more than weaknesses in Russia, Iran, or other regional powers. They have also exposed dangerous assumptions in Western military thinking. Ukraine demonstrated that precision weapons are no longer the exclusive domain of advanced militaries. …read more Source:: Hoover...
The Competition For Ukraine: Germany Buys The Future, Poland Holds The Door
Berlin is positioning to become Kyiv’s chief postwar patron. Andrew Michta on the German-Polish competition for Ukraine — and why the strained Warsaw-Kyiv partnership cannot be allowed to collapse. …read more Source:: Hoover...
Rose Gottemoeller: The Ukraine War Is In Its Fifth Year. Is Peace Possible?
Hoover Institution fellow Rose Gottemoeller discusses the state of the war in Ukraine and how it has changed the face of modern conflict, US policy, and NATO’s future. …read more Source:: Hoover...
Russia approved secret China military training at top level, sources say
According to European officials and documents seen by Reuters, the PRC conducted covert training of Russian forces, which was personally approved by Russia’s defense minister. It involved at least four Russian and Chinese generals and covered nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons. This signals that strategically significant military...
Michael McFaul: Whether US Helps Ukraine Comes Down To The ‘Idiosyncrasies’ Of A ‘Mad King’
Hoover Institution fellow Michael McFaul discusses President Trump’s meeting with world leaders today at the NATO summit in Turkey. …read more Source:: Hoover...
Sergey Sanovich On The Elections, The Party, The Congress
Hoover Institution fellow Sergey Sanovich says the elections, the party, the congress are all fake, but the stress on the system – brought by Ukraine’s ability to finally retaliate against Russian attacks – is real. …read more Source:: Hoover...
