Russia s hybrid aggression lessons for the world

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Russia s hybrid aggression lessons for the world

Author	: Yevhen Mahda
File Size	: 53,5 Mb
Publisher	: ТОВ "Каламар"
Language	: English
Release Date	: 01 May 2018
ISBN	: 9789669747860
Pages	: 145 pages

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In his new book, Yevhen Mahda identifies the causes of Russia’s hybrid aggression against Europe, focusing on conflict in Ukraine. He not only conducts historical analogies and informs the inhabitants of Europe about the dangers that the Kremlin carries, but also offers options for counteraction. The book is intended for policy-makers, specialists in the field of international relations, political scientists, and all who are not indifferent to changes in the modern world and the fate of Ukraine

Russia s hybrid aggression lessons for the world by Yevhen Mahda

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