“ Amateur Hour Part II: Failing the Air Campaign,” by Mike Pietrucha (8/2022) “ Awaiting a Ukrainian Counter-Offensive,” with Michael Kofman and Ryan Evans (8/2022) “Into the Breach: Ukraine’s Counter-Offensive Begins,” with Michael Kofman and Ryan Evans (9/2022) “ Ukraine’s Kharkhiv Operation and the Russian Military’s Black Week,” with Michael Kofman and Ryan Evans (9/2022) “ Russia’s Plan to Stay in the War,” with Michael Kofman (9/2022) “ The Kremlin in Command, Part II: Syria and the First Assault on Ukraine,” with Lawrence Freedman and Michael Kofman (9/2022) “ The Kremlin in Command, Part I: The Chechen Wars and Georgia,” with Lawrence Freedman and Michael Kofman (9/2022) “ Military Lessons from the War in Ukraine,” with Melanie Marlowe, Christopher Preble, and Zack Cooper (9/2022) “ Russia’s Partial Military Mobilization,” with Andrew Weiss (9/2020) “ Southward and Eastward Pressure on Russian Forces,” with Michael Kofman and Ryan Evans (10/2022) “ The Russia Contingency, Episode 1,” with Michael Kofman and Ryan Evans (11/2022) “ The Attack on Russia’s Black Sea Fleet,” with Michael Kofman and Doyle Hodges (11/2022) “ The Threat from Belarus,” with Michael Kofman and Konrad Muzyka (11/2022) “ Revisiting Russian Air Performance in Ukraine,” with Michael Kofman, Justin Bronk and Jack Watling (11/2022) “ Revisiting Russian Air Performance in Ukraine, Part II,” with Michael Kofman, Justin Bronk and Jack Watling (11/2022) “ Relative Dominance: Russian Naval Power in the Black Sea,” by Daniel Fiott (11/2022) “ The Collapse of the Soviet Union, Part II,” with Michael Kofman and Stephen Kotkin (12/2022) “ The Collapse of the Soviet Union, Part I,” with Michael Kofman and Stephen Kotkin (12/2022) “ Russia at War: A Historical Perspective,” with Michael Kofman and Sergey Radchenko (12/2022) “ Russian Nuclear Weapons Strategy,” with Aaron Stein and Michael Kofman, (12/2022) “ Suspended Inspections and the Future of U.S.-Russian Arms Control,” with Andrey Baklitskiy (12/2022) “ A Conversation with Ukraine’s Special Operations Commander,” with Ryan Evans and Brig. “ Ukraine Needs Air Defense Assistance to Protect Hard-Won Victories on the Ground,” by Justin Bronk (11/2022) “ Ukraine and the Future of Offensive Maneuver,” by Stephen Biddle (12/2022) “ Winter and Beyond: An Inflection Point in the War Over Ukraine,” with Michael Kofman and Ryan Evans (12/2022)
“ Nukes, Negotiations, and Lessons From the War in Ukraine,” with Ryan Evans, Andy Akin, Anna Batta, and Mark Conversino (12/2022) “ Where Russia’s War in Ukraine is Going, Part I,” with Michael Kofman and Dara Massicot (01/2023) “ Where Russia’s War in Ukraine is Going, Part II,” with Michael Kofman and Dara Massicot (01/2023) “ Manpower, Materiel, and the Coming Decisive Phase in Ukraine,” with Michael Kofman and Ryan Evans (01/2023) “ The History of Russia’s Military Reforms, Part I,” with Michael Kofman and Aaron Stein (01/2023) “ The History of Russia’s Military Reforms, Part II,” with Michael Kofman and Aaron Stein (02/2023) “ Ukraine and the New Two War Construct,” by Raphael Cohen (01/2023) “ A Disquieting Winter War in Ukraine,” with Ryan Evans and Michael Kofman (01/2023) “ One Year of War in Ukraine,” with Melanie Marlowe, Zack Cooper, and Christopher Preble (02/2023) “ Learning Lessons from Ukraine: Is Defense Dominant?,” with Melanie Marlowe, Zack Cooper, and Christopher Preble (02/2023) “ Unfolding Offensives and Counter-Offensives in Ukraine,” with Ryan Evans and Michael Kofman (02/2023) “ America’s Hidden Tool is Hobbling Russia’s War Machine with Multilateral Impact,” by Deputy Secretary Don Graves (02/2023) “ Russia’s Winter Offensive,” with Ryan Evans and Michael Kofman (02/2023) Become a member today to seamlessly access all of these articles and podcasts. This list will be updated regularly.Įditor’s note: To mark the one-year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, we have updated this guide with all of our material that can help you better understand the conflict. These resources go back to 2014 and are organized by focus: strategy and the military balance, diplomacy, history, resistance, nuclear weapons and arms control, cyber, energy, Russian politics, and more. Whether you are a soldier or a student, a policymaker or a pundit, a teacher or a techie, this will be useful for you.Ĭritically, these offerings help place the conflict in the broader context of relations and confrontations between Russia and the West. We at War on the Rocks have curated this list of articles and podcasts to help you gain a deeper understanding of the history, drivers, background, and events of Russia’s massive assault on Ukraine.
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