To arm:
- Ben Judah's piece in the New York Times places the battle for Ukraine in black and white terms with defeat for the West not an option.
- Alexander Motyl in Foreign Affairs argues that Putin's actions is a threat to the West's democracy, security and stability and should be seen as a war against Europe.
- Steven Pifer and Strobe Talbott argue that Ukraine needs help from the West.
- John Mearsheimer argues in the New York Times that Ukraine is not a strategic interest for the West but is for Putin. That means his commitment to achieving his aims will result in a high escalation.
- Jeremy Shapiro offers a rebuttal to Pifer and Talbott.
- I argued along similar lines in a Delfi piece, that escalation
One last piece by Anne Applebaum deserves mentioning, it goes beyond the current question of arming and speculates on long term strategy.
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