Leon Aron
Contributor at The Atlantic
Senior Fellow at @AEI. Author of Riding the Tiger, Roads to the Temple, Russia’s Revolution, and Yeltsin. tweeting from @AronRTTT.
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1 week ago |
politico.com | Leon Aron
You might think Russian President Vladimir Putin would be eager to reach a peace deal in Ukraine. The casualties of the war he started have reached an estimated 700,000 Russian soldiers killed and wounded. He continues to lose as many as 1,000 soldiers a day, while barely gaining any territory. His economy is headed for stagflation, and the prices of key consumer staples are through the roof.
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1 week ago |
aei.org | Leon Aron
You might think Russian President Vladimir Putin would be eager to reach a peace deal in Ukraine. The casualties of the war he started have reached an estimated 700,000 Russian soldiers killed and wounded. He continues to lose as many as 1,000 soldiers a day, while barely gaining any territory. His economy is headed for stagflation, and the prices of key consumer staples are through the roof. Read more at POLITICO.
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2 weeks ago |
aei.org | Leon Aron
Like many who lived in the Soviet Union in the 1970s, I have a personal relationship with Alexander Solzhenitsyn, whom I never met. It is one of boundless admiration.
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2 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Leon Aron
Alexander Solzhenitsyn, among the greatest Russian writers, will be long read and remembered, but not as a social and political prophet. Like many who lived in the Soviet Union in the 1970s, I have a personal relationship with Alexander Solzhenitsyn, whom I never met. It is one of boundless admiration.
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1 month ago |
thehill.com | Leon Aron
In what by now looks like a pattern, in his most recent phone call with President Trump, Vladimir Putin again rejected the White House ceasefire — and again piled up still more preconditions before even considering one. Perhaps still more important in the long run was Trump’s reaction. So far, the record of the White House’s negotiations with the Kremlin amounts to appeasement — and appeasements tend to lead to more wars. This time, the outcome could be a European conflagration.
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Why Putin won't take Trump's yes, yes and yes for an answer. Opinion | 7 Reasons Putin Doesn't Want to End the War in Ukraine https://t.co/KITbGFvEPI via @politico
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My hero, Alexandr Solzhenitsyn, was not as good a prophet as he was a literary genious. ‘We Have Ceased to See the Purpose’ Review: Solzhenitsyn Against Liberty https://t.co/nWWtApvSGo via @WSJBooks