The War against Ukraine and the Growing Risk of Russia’s Rupture
Panel at the Jamestown Foundation on September 29, 2022
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PG0faYa5qDw
October 5, 2022
Russia’s recent announcement of a “partial mobilization” of its military forces following a devastating Ukrainian counteroffensive in Kharkiv highlights a growing array of domestic problems and challenges plaguing Russian President Vladimir Putin’s mismanagement of the war. Setbacks in Ukraine, a worsening economy, and international sanctions threaten to unleash a domestic backlash inside Russia that may rupture Putin’s hold on power. We discuss these events and Janusz Bugajski’s newly released book, "Failed State: A Guide to Russia’s Rupture," which may be downloaded for free or purchased here: https://jamestown.org/product/failed-state-a-guide-to-russias-rupture-published/
Panelists:
Janusz Bugajski - Senior Fellow at The Jamestown Foundation.
Dr. Pavel K. Baev - Nonresident Senior Fellow in the Center on the United States and Europe at @Brookings Institution and a research professor at the Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO).
Dr. Andrei Illarionov - Senior Fellow of the Center for Security Policy [@securefreedom], President of the Institute of Economic Analysis (Moscow), and Head of the Program at the Ukrainian Institute for the Future (Kyiv). Dr. Illarionov was Chief Economic Advisor to Russia’s President Vladimir Putin as well as advisor to Russia’s Prime Ministers Yegor Gaidar and Victor Chernomyrdin.
Moderated by Jamestown President Glen Howard at The Jamestown Foundation Offices on Thursday, September 29, from 3:00 to 5:00 P.M.
Timecodes from coryaga:
0:00 Pavel Baev
17:20 Andrei Illarionov
45:00 Janusz Bugajski
58:52 Glen Howard
59:42 Pavel Baev
1:02:45 Andrei Illarionov
1:29:29 Glen Howard
1:29:43 1:30:48 Janusz Bugajski
1:33:35 1:34:33 Andrei Illarionov: Advices to Putin - to withdraw all Russian troops from Ukraine, from Moldova, from Georgia and then to commit suicide.
1:34:53 1:35:49 Andrei Illarionov
1:41:42 1:42:11 Pavel Baev
1:43:33 Andrei Illarionov
1:45:46 Janusz Bugajski
1:45:56 Andrei Illarionov
1:48:12 Glen Howard
1:48:21 Andrei Illarionov
1:51:01 Glen Howard
Transcript in English from nevesely:
https://nipastu.dreamwidth.org/48435.html
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October 5, 2022
Russia’s recent announcement of a “partial mobilization” of its military forces following a devastating Ukrainian counteroffensive in Kharkiv highlights a growing array of domestic problems and challenges plaguing Russian President Vladimir Putin’s mismanagement of the war. Setbacks in Ukraine, a worsening economy, and international sanctions threaten to unleash a domestic backlash inside Russia that may rupture Putin’s hold on power. We discuss these events and Janusz Bugajski’s newly released book, "Failed State: A Guide to Russia’s Rupture," which may be downloaded for free or purchased here: https://jamestown.org/product/failed-state-a-guide-to-russias-rupture-published/
Panelists:
Janusz Bugajski - Senior Fellow at The Jamestown Foundation.
Dr. Pavel K. Baev - Nonresident Senior Fellow in the Center on the United States and Europe at @Brookings Institution and a research professor at the Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO).
Dr. Andrei Illarionov - Senior Fellow of the Center for Security Policy [@securefreedom], President of the Institute of Economic Analysis (Moscow), and Head of the Program at the Ukrainian Institute for the Future (Kyiv). Dr. Illarionov was Chief Economic Advisor to Russia’s President Vladimir Putin as well as advisor to Russia’s Prime Ministers Yegor Gaidar and Victor Chernomyrdin.
Moderated by Jamestown President Glen Howard at The Jamestown Foundation Offices on Thursday, September 29, from 3:00 to 5:00 P.M.
Timecodes from coryaga:
0:00 Pavel Baev
17:20 Andrei Illarionov
45:00 Janusz Bugajski
58:52 Glen Howard
59:42 Pavel Baev
1:02:45 Andrei Illarionov
1:29:29 Glen Howard
1:29:43 1:30:48 Janusz Bugajski
1:33:35 1:34:33 Andrei Illarionov: Advices to Putin - to withdraw all Russian troops from Ukraine, from Moldova, from Georgia and then to commit suicide.
1:34:53 1:35:49 Andrei Illarionov
1:41:42 1:42:11 Pavel Baev
1:43:33 Andrei Illarionov
1:45:46 Janusz Bugajski
1:45:56 Andrei Illarionov
1:48:12 Glen Howard
1:48:21 Andrei Illarionov
1:51:01 Glen Howard
Transcript in English from nevesely:
https://nipastu.dreamwidth.org/48435.html