From covert action to full conflict
The article discusses the development of the Russian-Ukrainian war, which began in February 2022 as a military operation and has evolved into a prolonged open-ended conflict without a clear timeline. The fighting has expanded to target vital infrastructure and facilities, leading to increased civilian suffering and posing threats to global energy security and food security. Western support for Ukraine—through sanctions and military aid—has contributed to prolonging the conflict and turning it into a lengthy war of attrition aimed at countering Russian objectives, with negative impacts on the economy and regional and international security, especially in Europe. Additionally, escalating hostilities risk crossing into direct confrontation, while the West seeks to achieve fundamental changes in the regional and global order to favor NATO and the European Union, as diplomatic efforts fade and the conflict's escalation dominates the situation.
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