While Putin may not fear troops, sanctions or President Biden, there is one clear path to deterrence
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NATO says Russian forces showing no signs of drawdown in Ukraine
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America faces themomentous choicebetween engagement and retreat for the third time in 100 years.
The first time, America chose wrong. We retreated to the international sidelines following World War I, and the League of Nations couldn’t prevent a second world war without American leadership.
MOSCOW LOOKS TO SEVER MINSK AGREEMENTS AS RUSSIA, UKRAINE CONFLICT PERSISTS
Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a meeting with Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu at the Kremlin, in Moscow on February 14…
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Exposing the Big Game 
Agree. The resistance fighters in Ukraine want our help; we should give it to them.
The success of resistance movements is that they build internal morale, are usually comprised of ordinary citizens of all genders, and are compelling to observers on the “global stage”.
Examples:
The French resistance fighters in WWII, the Kurds
( whom we mistakenly abandoned in Afghanistan) and the hindsight realization by the Jewish people in Germany that they should have had an earlier and stronger organized pushback to the Nazis.