Ukraine-Konflikt - «Ausgang und Ausmass der Ukraine-Krise sind nicht absehbar»

In this interview with SRF Echo der Zeit, CSS Director Andreas Wenger talks about Russia's possible military intervention in the Ukraine and, in this regard, the objectives of diplomatic negotiations between Russia and the West. US Secretary of State Blinken and Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov are meeting for talks in Geneva today.

by Rena Uphoff
military

external pageTo the Interview (in German)

Putin's ambiguous threats continue to dominate the current crisis diplomacy, says CSS director and security expert Andreas Wenger. Military interventions in Ukraine on a local or larger scale cannot be ruled out.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov are meeting for talks in Geneva today. These are more likely to be part of a series of other talks, says Andreas Wenger in the interview. How, when and by whom they will continue depends on how the crisis develops. This week, the West rejected Russia's maximum demands. The ball is back in Putin's hands.

Further assessments of the situation and the entire interview with CSS director Andreas Wenger can be found external pagehere (in German).

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