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Assessing Russian Reactions to U.S. and NATO Posture Enhancements

“…Nevertheless, this situation is naturally concerning to frontline Eastern European states in the wake of Russian aggression against Ukraine. 27 Many such states, including particularly Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, possess very little space to trade for time and therefore face the prospect of needing to have all or most of their territory retaken in a NATO counter attack. 28 The planned posture initiatives are summarized in Table 2.7, in the chronological order in which they began, and then discussed in more detail in the paragraphs that follow.…”

“…27 Many such states, including particularly Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, possess very little space to trade for time and therefore face the prospect of needing to have all or most of their territory retaken in a NATO counter attack. 28 The planned posture initiatives are summarized in Table 2.7, in the chronological order in which they began, and then discussed in more detail in the paragraphs that follow. 27 Matthew Kroenig, "Facing Reality: Getting NATO Ready for a New Cold War, " Survival: Global Politics and Strategy, Vol.…”

“…28 The planned posture initiatives are summarized in Table 2.7, in the chronological order in which they began, and then discussed in more detail in the paragraphs that follow. 27 Matthew Kroenig, "Facing Reality: Getting NATO Ready for a New Cold War, " Survival: Global Politics and Strategy, Vol. 57, No.…”

“…26 In the critical energy sphere, Ukraine not only has been a consumer of Russian natural gas but also is a gateway to European markets in the West. 27 The historical idea that Ukraine is a core part of the Russian world and that Ukraine represents a vital "buffer state" against NATO remains powerful as well. 28 Russia has repeatedly lashed out and used its levers of influence-including control of natural gas-to discourage Ukraine from moving closer to Europe, especially through membership in the EU or NATO.…”

“…27 The historical idea that Ukraine is a core part of the Russian world and that Ukraine represents a vital "buffer state" against NATO remains powerful as well. 28 Russia has repeatedly lashed out and used its levers of influence-including control of natural gas-to discourage Ukraine from moving closer to Europe, especially through membership in the EU or NATO. 29 Russia's more recent aggression in Ukraine is discussed in detail later, but Russia's actions in 2014 demonstrate the extent to which it viewed Ukraine as a country inextricably connected to its "strategic orbit" and was unwilling to relinquish it without a fight.…”